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Tell the mayor about your top priorities for Halifax's 2027/28 budget - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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Mayor Andy Fillmore is holding several public engagement sessions across the municipality, giving residents a chance to share their thoughts, opinions and criticisms leading up to the 2027/28 budget season. In a press release on Monday, Sept 28, the mayor’s office announced they would be holding nine engagement sessions beginning on Thursday, Oct 1 and finishing on Oct 28. A full list of locations, dates and times are as follows The release states that with “limited resources and competing prior
Why unionizing in Nova Scotia is so difficult - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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Unionization can be a tedious process—especially so in Nova Scotia. Often times, it requires signing membership cards more than once and constant delays in the certification and arbitration process. That’s if you can get enough people on board in the first place—some employers have tools to convince workers into shying away from unionization, sometimes at the threat of their livelihood. These issues, among others, are outlined in a new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA)
Build-a-budget with Brendyn - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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Last week, the government of Nova Scotia announced it’s Building Our Budget Together program. This puts Nova Scotians in the shoes of the provincial finance minister, making all the tough choices that a finance minister is supposed to make. The idea behind this is that it would help drive conversations around next year’s budget after a disastrous the 2026-2027 budget. It’s essentially a method of public consultation, one that may or may not be considered when budget season rolls around again. My
Halifax has a massive rental housing ownership problem - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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A new report from Dal Legal Aid found most of the city’s rental housing is in the hands of large companies, specifically chain landlords and financial landlords. Analyzing a total of 1,420 properties, consisting of 50,759 units in total (77.2 percent of all registered units in HRM, all with five or more units), they found that 20 landlords own 56 percent of their sample. Furthermore, 19 owners have ties to more than 1,000 units or more apiece, including individuals with property ownership throug
How IWK teachers are helping students feel better - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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Youth who have to stay at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax face obvious challenges to their otherwise regular lives. Whether it be medical, social or emotional, the disruption of having to stay at a hospital while undergoing care can be jarring to anyone. Kids, especially. No one understands this more than Julia Countway. For 15 years, her teaching career has been based entirely within the IWK’s classrooms. “I’m one of the therapeutic classroom teachers at the IWK,” says Countway in an interview
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