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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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A woman shows a negative COVID-19 rapid test.

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Deadline passes for frontline health workers, others to meet COVID-19 vaccination mandate

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Hockey community rallies for Halifax goalie after racist incidents

Mi’kmaw player who faced similar abuse lends support

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Chris Aucoin of AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia, Elder Billy Lewis and Arthur (Dave) Miller light the vigil candles at the World AIDS vigil on Dec. 1, 2021.

Halifax AIDS vigil calls for support for Indigenous, Black communities

On World AIDS Day, speakers demand help for marginalized communities

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Claire Belliveau is a fourth-year student at Dalhousie, completing a joint honours in political science and law, justice and society.

New scholarship ‘a huge push forward’ for women studying politics

Dalhousie award created to encourage more women to enter male dominated field

By Gabrielle Brunette

Haneen Al-Noman speaks at a virtual Women's Advisory Committee meeting held on Zoom on Thursday.

Halifax council committee wants women's affordable housing strategy

Women's advisory body asks regional council to act on YWCA Home for Good report

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Forest Greenwell sits in her store, Fiends, in downtown Dartmouth.

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Halifax Regional Police and RCMP headquarters at 1975 Gottingen Street on Dec. 2, 2021.

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Province refines police guidelines designed to end racial profiling

Vicky Levack (second from the left) speaks at the Disability Rights Coalition of Nova Scotia press conference on Wednesday, Dec. 1.

Nova Scotia to appeal court decision finding systemic discrimination against disabled people

Premier Tim Houston said the government wouldn't appeal the Court of Appeal decision