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January 19, 2017, 3:09 pm ASTLast Updated: January 19, 2017, 3:20 pm

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Including diversity

Why a more diverse newsroom leads to better journalism

By Lesli Tathum

King's Journalism Review Longform

Shelter Movers gives free moving services to women and families fleeing domestic violence.

Calls for help overwhelm moving company for domestic violence victims in Halifax

Shelter Movers says it may not survive the year without more support

By Ellery Platts

From left to right, Rebecca Thomas, Waye Mason, Elle Noir, and Mike Savage recall their favourite Christmas memories.

VideoWhat's your favourite Christmas memory?

Hear what four Haligonians told us

By Travis Devonport , Abigail Trevino and Chelsea Cleroux

Floyd Blakeney sits in his holiday throne greeting children at Cabela's in Dartmouth.

This 63-year-old veteran looks very familiar

Santa Floyd has been spreading Christmas joy for 39 years

By Travis Devonport

Martha Cooley is the executive director of AFCOOP.

45 hours for 45 years: AFCOOP celebrates with film challenge

The film co-op has a temporary home after tropical storm Dorian ruined their building

By Lucia Helder

Jay Aaron Roy, owner of Cape and Cowl Collectibles in Lower Sackville, N.S., gets ready to move to a new building, opening on Dec. 14.

Comic shop makes moves for youth to 'flourish'

Cape and Cowl Comics and Collectibles is moving, looking to new programs and partnerships

By Amy Brierley

Quinpool Road is entering a new era with more towers coming to the street.

Quinpool then and now

With more towers coming to Quinpool Road, let’s see how it looked last century

By Lucia Helder

Africville, a black community in Halifax, was destroyed by the city. The mayor apologized for this in 2010. (Photo taken in 1965.)

Is 'sorry' enough of an apology?

Public apologies are virtually meaningless without an action to follow, experts say