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Stories by Anna Mandin

Anna Mandin is from Calgary, Alberta. She's a 2022 World Journalism Institute graduate and was a 2022 summer radio intern at World Magazine. She will graduate from King's in Spring 2023.

Nova Scotia's Department of Finance and Treasury Board is recommending changes to auto insurance in the province.

Nova Scotia proposes changes to auto insurance

New rules would cover psychological problems and minor injuries

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Dec 9, 2022

Around 3,000 to 4,000 people gathered for unsanctioned homecoming parties, shown here in this file photo, on Oct. 1.

Two face criminal charges following massive Dalhousie homecoming party

Police issued 112 tickets for liquor violations and 10 for noise violations

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Dec 2, 2022

Linda Boutilier is Taylor Samson's mother. She was at court when William Sandeson's bail appeal was rejected

Halifax man awaiting murder trial denied bail for the fourth time

Nova Scotia appeal court denies William Sandeson’s appeal to overturn third rejection of bid for bail

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Nov 24, 2022

Although workers have started preparing the site of Dalhousie's new event centre, the university announced on Wednesday that construction will be paused.

Dalhousie stops construction on new campus event centre

Labour shortages, construction costs cause a pause on Halifax skating arena project

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Nov 17, 2022

Neighbours looked on and hugged as fire crews handled a house fire in Halifax on Thursday.

Firefighters put out flames that damaged two Halifax homes

Neighbours watch as fire service deals with blaze in Fairmount area

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Nov 10, 2022

Provincial minister John Lohr defends a bill on housing bylaws in Halifax at Tuesday's council meeting

Nova Scotia's housing minister goes up against city councillors

In rare move, John Lohr attends HRM council meeting to defend his new bill

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Nov 9, 2022

A basketball in the University of King’s College’s gym, Halifax. Nate Darling made history when he became the first Nova Scotian-born player to play in the NBA on March 13, 2021

Nova Scotia’s new Darling

How hard work and sacrifice got Bedford’s Nate Darling to the NBA

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Apr 1, 2021