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Stories by Crystal Greene

Crystal Greene

Crystal Greene (she/her) is originally from Winnipeg, where she lived most of her life. She now lives in Kjipuktuk/Halifax with her toddler. She is in the one-year Bachelor of Journalism program at University of King's College.

A new group called the Dalhousie Mutual Aid Society marched from the university to Province House, where the Nova Scotia government reconvened its spring legislative assembly on March 21, 2023. They were protesting for more rent control.

More young Haligonians are challenging landlords amidst a ‘housing crisis’

With a one per cent vacancy rate in Nova Scotia, people often have nowhere to go once evicted

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Apr 26, 2023

Young people protest the high living wages in Halifax.

The Affordability Crisis: Can young people afford to live in Halifax?

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Apr 26, 2023

The late elder Rita Joe, who was known as the Mi'kmaw poet laureate, is being recognized by Nova Scotia as the 2023 Heritage Day honoree.

Mi'kmaw poet Rita Joe is Heritage Day 2023 honouree

Events around Nova Scotia will recognize Joe's achievements

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Feb 15, 2023

Darlene Gilbert leaves the Dartmouth provincial courthouse on Feb. 10, 2023.

Mi'kmaw activist's assault charge dropped in Eisner Cove wetland protest

Indigenous sentencing circle to decide on obstruction charge

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Feb 14, 2023

Officials address the crowd at a public meeting on a proposed DND facility last week. Left to right are Capt. Andy MacKenzie, base commander CFB Halifax; Paul Schauerte, director of DND construction project delivery; Rob Chambers, assistant deputy minister of infrastructure and environment; Capt. Jay Thor Turner, CSC deputy project manager; and Capt. Douglas Campbell, director of naval major projects.

DND is cross-examined over its warship testing facility at Hartlen Point

Protect Hartlen Point advocates grill DND reps at public meeting

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Feb 6, 2023

Ice carver and chef Richard Chiasson chisels details into a sculpture during a workshop at Alderney Landing for the 2023 Downtown Dartmouth Ice Festival on Jan. 27.

PHOTO ESSAY: Ice carving at Dartmouth Ice Festival

Master ice carver demonstrates his craft to launch annual event

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Jan 30, 2023

Angelina Whalley at the media preview of Body Worlds Vital, at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History on Jan. 26.

Nova Scotia Museum showcases return of human cadaver show Body Worlds

Inside look at real bodies meant to educate, inspire good health

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Jan 30, 2023

The 41 Dartmouth-Dalhousie bus route will be suspended as of Feb. 27.

Halifax Transit cuts routes, reduces trips

Staff shortages blamed; union points to work conditions

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Jan 25, 2023

Vincent Moka is homeless and visits the Halifax North Memorial Library as a refuge from the cold.

Building woes put Halifax North Memorial Library at risk of closing

Halifax Regional Council votes to revisit libraries capital budget for 2023-2024

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Jan 23, 2023

Gold, silver and bronze medals designed by Ella Scothorn and Tayla Fern Paul were revealed at a media conference on Tuesday at Millbrook First Nation. This event marked the six-month countdown to the 2023 North American Indigenous Games in July. Photo: NAIG

Medals for the 2023 North American Indigenous Games inspired by Mi'kmaw petroglyph

Mi’kmaw image of star traveler was designed by Grade 9 student

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Jan 17, 2023