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Stories by Audrey Chan

Audrey (they/them) is a journalism student at the University of King's College. They have a background in Contemporary Studies and Cinema & Media Studies.

Who is caring for mental health workers?

Politicized practice might help relieve worker burnout

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May 11, 2023

The Dalhousie Women in Engineering Society (DALWIE) hosted their annual remembrance and resilience ceremony for victims of the 1989 Ecole Polytechnique Massacre at Dalhousie’s Richard Murray Design Building Tuesday evening.

33 years after Ecole Polytechnique shooting, Dal engineering students 'dare to take up space'

Women in field spotlight continued gender disparity in universities and the workplace

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Dec 8, 2022

A woman at Halifax’s gathering against China’s Zero-COVID policy holds up a tablet that doubles as a poster, calling attention to the Nov. 24 Urumqi apartment fire. Chinese characters on the image read “Mourning our compatriots. Holding the government accountable. Supporting the act of speaking out.”

COVID lockdown deaths in China lead to solidarity vigil in Halifax

Deadly Xinjiang apartment fire kills at least 10 people, prompting protests against quarantine policies in China

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Nov 29, 2022

St. John the Baptist Church sits on 1102 Purcells Cove Road and neighbours Regatta Point, a residential block owned by Anchor Group Limited.

Vacant Armdale church is now a heritage property, but developments still on the horizon

Developers plan to convert 1102 Purcells Cove Rd. into new gathering spaces for Armdale community by 2029

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Nov 24, 2022

Documentary pitch contest winner Anna Quon works on her script for her upcoming film, Me & My Teeth.

What an upcoming documentary about teeth says about health care

Anna Quon wins $20,000 for Me & My Teeth documentary pitch through Lunenburg Doc Fest

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Nov 22, 2022

Ajay Parasram (left) and Alex Khasnabish (right) hold up their new book, Frequently Asked White Questions, at their book launch held at the Bus Stop Theatre on Nov. 8 in Halifax.

Profs' new book answers frequently asked white questions

YouTube show hosts join forces to create accessible guide for people learning about racial privilege

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Nov 10, 2022

The Halifax Public Libraries added services during the COVID-19 pandemic, and more of the services are virtual than ever before.

Audio Bootcamp Podcast: Library 2.0, Thrift Bus and A Tale of Two Fionas

Plus, loved ones remember an engineer-pioneer

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Oct 26, 2022