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A worker grinds a component at the Irving Shipbuilding facility in Halifax in 2016. -Andrew Vaughan / The Canadian Press

Failed warship bidder sues to scuttle deal

Ami Goto and Eric McIntyre, owners of Kitsune Food Company in Halifax, say a driver approached their car and made a racist remark after an incident on the highway Tuesday morning. - Contributed

Halifax police investigating 103 road rage incident

This Nov. 14, 2018 photo shows six women who have filed a lawsuit against Dartmouth College in New Hampshire for allegedly allowing three professors to create a culture in their department that encouraged drunken parties and subjected female graduate students to harassment, groping and sexual assault.

OPINION: We need to learn from the men who rape

Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland speaking to press following a tour of the Michelin site in Granton, Pictou County with Central Nova MP Sean Fraser.

Chrystia Freeland tours Pictou County Michelin factory

A demonstrator holds aloft a picture of 22 year old mother of twins Cassidy Bernard who was found dead in her We’koqma’q home on Oct. 24. - Aaron Beswick

We’koqma’q residents, supporters block causeway seeking answers in ...

Berwick man facing animal cruelty charges after N.S. SPCA seizes nine ...

The gingerbread houses by Gateaux Rose are almost too cute to eat. GATEAUX ROSE

THE LIST: Best local homemade food, drinks

Paizlee Rose Adams, centre, seven-months, smiles up at her mom Emily McCardle and father Andy Adams. The happy parents brought their daughter home at the end of October after spending several months in various hospitals. Paizlee was born at 23 weeks at the IWK Health Centre in April.

VIDEO: Premature baby, born at 23 weeks, home in P.E.I. after months ...

Shipyard workers watch the 2015 announcement at the Irving facility concerning the awarding of the build contract for the construction of six Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships to Irving Shipbuilding.

Ottawa’s legal bill nearly $12 million for warship work

Some education observers feel that where you live can affect the outcomes of education.

Postal code education: Exploring the achievement gap

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What a sight. The freshly fallen snow was a perfect backdrop for this curious cardinal. Cindy Boomgaars was lucky to spot him in her backyard in Coldbrook, N.S. yesterday. - Contributed

CINDY'S SNAPSHOT: Cindy Boomgaars, Coldbrook, N.S.

Muslim preachers help Kosovo women learn, win their rights

Halifax Hurricanes guard Cliff Clinkscales shoots the ball after getting fouled by Saint John Riptide guard Tyquane Goard during Thursday’s game at the Scotiabank Centre.

Hurricanes pick up first win of season

A police car can be seen parked at the intersection of Trenton Road and First Street in Trenton, N.S.

UPDATED: Police clear scene in Trenton and say there is no threat to public

Saint John Sea Dogs goalie Alex D’Orio makes a save on Halifax Mooseheads goalie Connor Moynihan during a QMJHL game at the Scotiabank Centre last season.

INSIDE THE Q: Denisov acquisition creates intrigue in Sea Dogs net

Alexa Dawn Smith, 22, of Upper Rawdon, Hants County, leaves Halifax provincial court Tuesday after appearing on charges of trafficking marijuana. - Eric Wynne

Hants County woman pleads guilty to courthouse drug charge

Marianne Stanford is vice president of research at IMV Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to making immunotherapy more effective, more broadly applicable, and more widely available to people facing cancer and other serious diseases. - Michael Branscom

COMMENTARY: Nova Scotia shows how to keep women in science

Emily Anne MacIntosh pleaded guilty to stealing over $5,000 from Valley View Villa, where she worked, over a three-year period.

Pictou County woman gets discharge after stealing $27k from special care home

Dalhousie professor Isaac Saney says he and his baby girl Ashah Joan Mary-Katherine Vaughan Saney, five months, were victims of a racist attack in October. The two were at a media conference Thursday to announce the formation of a new group, Racism-Free Transit. - ERIC WYNNE

Halifax Transit riders call for action on racist incidents

Darlene MacInnis, receptionist the East Coast Credit Union branch in New Glasgow, displays the new Canadian $10 bill.

Viola Desmond joins other note-worthy women featured on Canadian currency

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Yarmouth RCMP lay charges of arson following fire set outside occupied building

Three people are facing multiple charges after Halifax Regional Police searched the GreenTree Dispensary on the Bedford Highway on Wednesday. - The Canadian Press

Three charged in Bedford pot dispensary bust