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Stories by Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore is a journalist from Calgary who is working in Halifax.

Atlantic Canada’s pandemic responses, 100 years apart

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Mar 31, 2022

Now closed for the winter, some Halifax food stands are anticipating a shorter season without cruise ship tourists.

Halifax boardwalk businesses in 'survival mode'

There will be no cruise ship tourists for the second year in a row

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Feb 11, 2021

Catamaran Pond is small, but the Spryfield Defenders say development would have a big effect on the watershed.

Why the Spryfield Defenders are trying to protect one small stream and pond

Rezoning of land will harm watershed and nearby wildlife, says resident

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Feb 8, 2021

Northwood will receive 44 new beds. It's one of seven nursing homes that will be renovated or replaced in the next few years.

New beds and renovations to come for long-term care

Seven Nova Scotia nursing homes to be replaced or renovated

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Jan 30, 2021

Dr. Robert Strang says Nova Scotians should continue to wear masks properly.

COVID-19 restrictions ease further for N.S. sports, arts and culture

One new case announced Friday

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Jan 29, 2021

Arenas in Halifax, like the BMO Centre, will now allow live streaming.

Halifax arenas will allow live streaming

Parents in Halifax pushed back against ban that had been in place for years

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Jan 28, 2021

The Transportation Standing Committee is looking at getting rid of pedestrian push buttons.

Many pedestrian "beg" buttons could be on the way out in Halifax

Changes to crossing the road will prioritize pedestrians over cars, says councillor

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Jan 27, 2021

Coun. Lindell Smith put forward a motion to defer the body-worn camera discussion for a year. It was passed unanimously by the board of police commissioners on Monday.

Body cameras for Halifax police not an option yet

Clearer policies for use needed, says board of commissioners

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Jan 19, 2021

Organizers of the Fredericton Marathon are hoping it will be in-person this year, like it was in 2019.

A return to road racing in the Maritimes?

Fredericton Marathon plans for in-person event, while Blue Nose Marathon waits for change

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Jan 18, 2021

Wesson (left) was treated for marijuana toxicity after eating what his owner thinks was an edible left on the trail in Cole Harbour Heritage Park.

Dartmouth dog owners warn others of cannabis on local trails

Problem is frustrating but preventable, say owners

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Jan 14, 2021