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'Doughnut effect' bites Halifax in urban study
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Barrington Street in Halifax is hardly bustling on June 14, 2010. The city ranks low in a study of downtown strategies. (PETER PARSONS / Staff / File) A new cross-Canada study lays out out “affirmative action” policies cities are using to help their ...
Movin' on upLondon Free Press
Canadian Urban institute study praises London's downtownMetroNews Canada
Downtown Ottawa needs more consideration from federal government, says mayorOttawa Citizen
News Talk 1290 -London Community News
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TheChronicleHerald.ca
Halifax cabbies consider unionizing
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Some Halifax taxi drivers are investigating the possibility of forming a union. (TED PRITCHARD / Staff / File) A number of Halifax taxi drivers are open to unionizing but it will be the end of next month before they know if enough support is there, ...
Wheels in motion to unionize HRM cabbiesMetroNews Canada

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Halifax golfers tee off with ball markers
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Todd Bishop lines up a putt using one of his company's designer golf markers on a practice green at the Old Ashburn Golf Course in Halifax on Wednesday. (TIM KROCHAK / Staff) Professional golfers Todd and Jeff Bishop of Halifax are taking a swing at ...


Code13 Rugby League News
Thackeray: Fax attack on the up
Halifax Evening Courier
HALIFAX half back Anthony Thackeray believes the Co-operative Championship leaders' attacking game is finally clicking into gear ahead of Sunday's crucial league date at second-placed Batley. Fax travel to Mount Pleasant on the back of crushing ...
Halifax coach Karl Harrison looks at the ups and downs of coaching in the ...Code13 Rugby League News
Bulldogs insist duo are stayingBatley News

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CBC.ca
Halifax street reopened after gunshots reported
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Police have reopened a blocked-off part of Harris Street in central Halifax after reports of multiple gunshots in the area Wednesday afternoon. The calls came in from Maynard and Harris streets, just north of the Halifax Common, at 1:34 pm, said Const.
Shots fired on central Halifax streetCBC.ca
Police investigate afternoon shooting, mutliple shots hit Halifax businessMetroNews Canada

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TheChronicleHerald.ca
Halifax street reopened after gunshots reported
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Halifax regional police officers attend the scene of a report of gunshots fires on Harris Street in Halifax on Wednesday. (ADRIEN VECZAN / Staff) Halifax regional police officers attend the scene of a report of gunshots fires on Harris Street in ...


Market for pricey Halifax homes strong, real estate firm says
TheChronicleHerald.ca
An increasing number of the Halifax region's priciest homes are changing hands, a new report by Re/Max shows. According to the report released Wednesday, 66 homes with a list price of $500000 or more were sold in the Halifax-Dartmouth area during the ...


CBC.ca
Water rate hike may increase Halifax airport fees
CBC.ca
The Halifax International Airport Authority says it will make its passengers pay if it gets stuck with a "dramatic increase" in its water bill. The airport authority is fighting an application by the Halifax Regional Water Commission to increase its ...
Water-rate hikes could mean more expensive plane tickets, board hearsTheChronicleHerald.ca

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TheChronicleHerald.ca
Blue Nose race one more step in life
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Kendra Gottschall, who recovered from a serious head injury, will run the 5K race in the Blue Nose Marathon this weekend in Halifax. (ADRIEN VECZAN / Staff) RUNNING FIVE KILOMETRES will be hard work for Kendra Gottschall this Sunday in the Scotiabank ...
Blue Nose record-holder could miss Sunday's raceMetroNews Canada

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CBC.ca
Emera criticized for executive party in Halifax
CBC.ca
Emera, the parent company of Nova Scotia Power, threw a party at Salty's, a restaurant on the Halifax waterfront. The event was held one day after Nova Scotia Power made the controversial request to raise rates by six per cent over the next two years.
Nova Scotia unveils mental health plan to identify and address issues earlyWinnipeg Free Press
Rate increase questions blindside NSPTheChronicleHerald.ca
NS: Premier calls Emera party decision insensitiveDaily Business Buzz - Nova Scotia
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