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poverty

mars 31, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Making the Case for Higher Taxes

Group calls for tax rates on the rich to be returned to pre-2000 levels

» Story: by Ben Sichel

mars 21, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Smoke 'Em if You Got 'Em

A proposed by-law reveals tension between the desires for public health and a welcoming community

» Story: by Philip Girvan

mars 18, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Free Buses for HRM?

A radio interview on why public transit can - and should - stay free

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» Écoutez: by Ben Sichel

Février 17, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Halifax Metro Transit Strike

Kendall Worth asks the questions and gets some answers on Halifax's transit strike and how it affects people's lives

» Story: by Kendall Worth

Décembre 1, 2011 • Halifax Media Co-op

November in Review

Took a lickin’ but we kept on tickin’

» Story: by Ken Clare

Juillet 18, 2010 • Halifax Media Co-op

No Bike Lanes on Herring Cove: "The Real Loss Here Is to the Community"

Council's vote is in spite of studies showing benefits of 'road diets'

» Story: by Ben Sichel - 4 Commentaires
Halifax, Nova Scotia : International Peasants Day Sa Avr 17 2010

Janvier 7, 2010 • Halifax Media Co-op

Volunteers Provide What Government Won't

Shelters are not housing, say poverty advocates

» Story: by Hillary Bain Lindsay - 1 Commentaires

Novembre 17, 2009 • Media Co-op

GroundWire Podcast | Abdelkhadr Belaouni -- Student Poverty

November 9 - 20

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» Écoutez: by GroundWire

Septembre 16, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

Nova Scotia transition houses in peril

Pressure mounts on the NDP government

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» Écoutez: by CKDU News Collective
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