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Skip page 1.Pain and hope: Halifax's Transgender Day of Remembrance
Victims of anti-transgender violence mourned, resiliency and community celebrated
'That's so insulting': Accessibility concerns at Halifax courthouse still unresolved
Current instructions for wheelchair access cannot be read without climbing stairs
Auditor general shines a light on LED conversion project
Old street lights were replaced with LED lights by 2017
Nadia Gonzales: Jury hears how knife found
Day 11 of murder trial brings further details of the night Gonzales was killed
Tweets for toothbrushes: Phoenix House uses Twitter to solve toothbrush shortage
'Hygiene is the cornerstone of emotional and mental well-being'
Will a map help with food insecurity in HRM?
‘Terrifying’ numbers show Nova Scotia has the highest food insecurity rate among the provinces
StarMetro Halifax to close next month
The daily newspaper is set to lay off all staff