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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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Nova Scotia’s minimum wage will increase from $12.55 to $12.95 on April 1.

Nova Scotia’s minimum wage is increasing. But is it enough?

Minimum wage will increase by 40 cents on April 1

By Darrell Roberts

Gahan House Nova Centre in downtown Halifax.

Halifax restaurants hope upcoming events will save them from slow season

Events like Crave Days and Dine Around could be 'critical' for local restaurants

By Natalie MacMillan

A rough outline of the Millbrook reserve site between Shannon Park and Tufts cove.

One step closer to creation of Millbrook reserve in Shannon Park

It could take up to 10 years to develop the site, says chief of the Millbrook First Nation

By Nicole Foussekis

The Transportation Standing Committee is looking at getting rid of pedestrian push buttons.

Many pedestrian "beg" buttons could be on the way out in Halifax

Changes to crossing the road will prioritize pedestrians over cars, says councillor

Members of Halifax-Hong Kong Link pose in front of Pier 21, a Canadian symbol of refuge

Halifax group advocates for Hong Kong despite risk

Halifax-Hong Kong Link is raising awareness of Chinese extradition practices, other issues

By Nathan Horne

Community Life News Politics

Strawberries grow inside a FarmWorks-funded greenhouse.

This co-op is bolstering Nova Scotia’s food security through grassroots funding

FarmWorks launches its 10th offering to investors

Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Robert Strang speaking at a COVID briefing on Dec 1, 2020.

COVID-19 variants found in Nova Scotia

Province maintains state of emergency but eases some restrictions on sports, performances

Bob Grundy and his wife at the veterans affairs committee meeting on Tuesday

N.S. veterans affairs committee rallies around PTSD facility

The committee heard from Rally Point Retreat on Tuesday

Community Health News Politics