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SaltWire multimedia journalist Francis Campbell talks to Labi Kousoulis, one of three candidate competing to replace outgoing Nova Scotia Liberal leader and Premier Stephen McNeil

SaltWire multimedia journalist Aaron Beswick joins former Nova Scotia health minister and Antigonish MLA Randy Delorey as he makes his case to lead the province.

SaltWire multimedia journalist John DeMont speaks with Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil.

After 17 years in provincial politics and 10 as premier of Nova Scotia Stephen McNeil is calling it quits. He officially hands over Liberal leadership, and premiership of the province to one of three candidates Feb. 6.

The Futures Program: preparing for life after sport

When we are young, we are taught to dream big, and dream big we should.

But what happens when reality comes by for a check in?

That is the question that inspired The Futures Program and co-founder Shaquille Smith. The program seeks to change the narrative of what sport can do for youth and prepare student athletes for life after sport.

An application has been filed that could see an increase in the tolls for users of both Halifax Harbour Bridges starting January 2022.

HHB CEO Steve Snider chats with SaltWire multimedia journalist Sheldon MacLeod, and explains the reasons behind the application and the chances they'll go cashless when they update their toll collection system.

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A newly formed not-for-profit is gearing up to help the helpers.

The Nova Scotia Firefighters Benevolent Fund was started as a way to help offset unexpected costs for the 75-hundred volunteer and 450 career firefighters across Nova Scotia.

SaltWire multimedia journalist Sheldon MacLeod speaks with Martin Walton, President of the fund.

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Change for the bridges

He didn't have to swear, we knew what exactly what Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil meant

Tinted car windows and the law.

Many are calling for the regulations to be standardized across Canada.

Dave Giles is a former automotive instructor and a frequent expert witness in court cases.

He spoke with SaltWire multimedia journalist Sheldon MacLeod from his office at ALLEV in Burnside about the practice.

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Moving from frustration to action over homelessness. Halifax Mutual Aid in action

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