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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

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Halifax native Kxng Wooz on stage at the Derby, Oct. 17.

Despite COVID, the show goes on at the Derby

Halifax bar swaps big shows for intimate performances

By Jonathan Werbitt

Drug paraphernalia laid out at the overdose prevention site in Halifax.

New harm reduction project wants to empower substance users in Atlantic Canada

Group hopes to find out what's working in local communities and help them do that work

By Preet Bhogal

A Toronto-area senior video-chats with her grandson.

Senior care workers warn the pandemic is leaving seniors more isolated than ever

Manager in Ontario says workers face job burnout as roles expand

By Kunal Chaudhary

Health experts say getting the flu shot this year is more important than ever before.

Halifax-area pharmacies prepare for busy flu season in midst of pandemic

Pharmacy manager encourages people to call ahead

The Haus of Rivers after a Wigs and Waffles performance. From left to right: Brooke Rivers, Trinity Foxx and Racheal.

Halifax drag community keeps shows alive and spirits high during pandemic

Wigs and Waffles keeps fans entertained

By Darrell Roberts

Riley and Gabe Chisholm have added spray-free, stone-milled flour to the list of foods for sale from their sixth-generation farm in Antigonish’s Ohio Valley.

Antigonish County family farm milling local grain for pandemic baking boom

Farm mills up to 400 pounds of home-grown, stone-milled wheat a week

Morgan Toney plays his fiddle at the wharf beside Wagmatcook Elders Centre in Wagmatcook First Nation, one of the two communities he calls home.

Cape Breton fiddler honours Mi’kmaw nation with virtual Celtic Colours debut

Up-and-comer Morgan Toney has only been playing for a year and a half

Vanessa Hartley is a Black Lives Matter activist from Shelburne. It is her first time using video to spread her message.

Shelburne activist tackles environmental racism with new video

Project by eighth-generation Black Loyalist was part of Nocturne festival

By Nicola Seguin