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Posts by Miles Howe

February 29, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Strike Vote at Emera-Owned Grand Bahama Power

Yesterday an island-wide blackout. Today 88 of 89 vote to strike

» Story: by Miles Howe

February 29, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

To be a Haligonian Marxist in the 1970s

This Thursday, Herb Gamberg and Tony Thomson Speak on New Communist Movement in 1970s Halifax

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February 22, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

When the Woodchips are Down

Steve MacDougall from CEP Local 972 on the future of the Port Hawkesbury mill

» Story: by Miles Howe

February 20, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Reliving History

Suzanne MacNeil sees need, challenges, opportunities for labour movement in Cape Breton

» Story: by Miles Howe

February 19, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

The "P" Word

David Heap of Canadian Boat to Gaza comes to town, media cowers

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February 17, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Hold Up. There's No Hold Up

10 minutes max, says ATU prez Ken Wilson, as union offers to have management-driven Access-A-Buses leave on time

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February 17, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Early Life's Long Reach Forward

Can a parenting co-op in Cape Breton save the economy?

» Story: by Moira Peters

February 14, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

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Have a Heart Transit Workers' March: Photo Essay

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February 14, 2012 • Halifax Media Co-op

Have a Heart

Hundreds of ATU strikers and allies walk from Dartmouth to Halifax, as union seeks binding arbitration

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