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The Signal TV, Episode 2 trailer

Coming up this week on The Signal TV

By Signal Staff

November 25, 2015, 11:59 am ASTLast Updated: November 27, 2015, 4:36 pm

The Signal – Episode 2 Promo from The Signal TV on Vimeo.

The second episode of The Signal airs this Thursday, November 26, at 7:30p.m. on Eastlink TV. King’s journalism students have been hard at work to bring you stories from around Halifax.

This week: Halifax celebrates Hijab Day; people are getting active in support of Movember; and we take a closer look at the need for university food banks.

Hosts: Sara Ericsson and Lisa Takagi

Producer: Nick Holland

Shot and edited by Kat Munro

People wait at the bus stop on Robie Street. Some bus routes were on snow plan.

WinterMessy conditions as snow, rain hit Halifax

Rain, strong winds expected to continue into Monday

By Justin Gollop

Debbie Eisan (right) leads a blanket exercise at the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre.

IndigenousLearning history on the blanket

An emotional exercise about the consequences of colonization

People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier speaks at a rally on Friday, Jan. 18 in Halifax.

POLITICS'I'm not radical': Maxime Bernier tries to distance himself from fringe voices at rally

Controversial professor and climate change denier among those who support Bernier

By Meagan Campbell

Social media hacks can happen to anyone, but there are ways to stay safe online.

Cyber SecurityLessons to learn from the News 95.7 Twitter hack

Digital security expert Chester Wisniewski offers advice for staying secure

By Julia-Simone Rutgers

Halifax regional council voted unanimously on Tuesday to take over ownership of ‘The Sailor” statue, located at 1655 Lower Water Street, near the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.

NavySailor statue lasting symbol for disbanded association

New ownership of Halifax statue marks end of an era for Atlantic navy vets.

By Benjamin Wilson

Const. George Edward Farmer, second from the left, stands with his legal team, right and a supporter, left, before entering the courtroom Jan. 18, 2019

CrimeHalifax police officer found guilty after being caught snooping around Esquire Motel

Const. George Edward Farmer unofficially patrolled Esquire Motel

By Matt Stickland

Darren Smalley (left) and his lawyer Ian Hutchison (right) leaving court after Smalley was found not guilty.

CrimeBritish sailor found not guilty of sexual assault

Third accused in high profile gang rape case acquitted of all charges

Health Popular antidepressant still hard to find across Canada

Generic and brand name manufacturers of antidepressant struggling to stock pharmacies

By Jane Sangster