Angela Capobianco
Angela Capobianco (she/her) is a Halifax-born journalist. She has a Master's degree in history from Queen's University and hopes to use her skills from there to inform her reporting. When not writing, she can be found studying Russian, practicing circus, and reading.
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Some Halifax students find Dalhousie’s main library hard to navigate
Killam Library acknowledges its stacks aren’t accessible to people with mobility concerns
Nova Scotia increases residency spots for family doctors trained abroad
Doctors must commit to three years work in high-demand areas of the province after residency
Child-care workers march on Education Department for better compensation
Marchers hoped to speak with Education Minister Becky Druhan, but she didn't show
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Prayer rugs used to highlight similarities between two cultures
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Mayor travels to Egypt representing Canadian municipalities and showcasing Halifax’s work against climate change