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GAIL LETHBRIDGE: Griping about ‘youth today’ is a rite of passage

Cover artist Élana Camille Saimovici is a self-taught artist from Halifax.

A few questions with Halifax artist Élana Camille Saimovici

Doctor Erin Steuter, head of sociology at Mount Allison University said society’s “fear culture” is a major factor in a student’s education and the steps they take post-graduation.

Why can’t it be you? The driving force behind success

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SUCCESS = career + money ... or does it?

Should I stay or should I go? A look at graduate retention

Alice Aiken. Photo by Daniel Abriel, Dalhousie University. Photo illustration by Kimber Grenier.

A conversation with Canadian Armed Forces veteran and health ...

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Generational value gaps shifting as individualist thinking warps view ...

Success: Two women. Two lives. One take.

Élana Camille Saimovici

Five questions, 10 answers: let's make prejudice, inequality history

Money. Happiness. Family. How do we define success?

Mary Tavenor Memorial tournament starts today

The Western Star

Published: Jul 09, 2015 at midnight

Updated: Sep 30, 2017 at 7:31 a.m.

Lauren Chaulk will be participating in the 10th annual Mary Tavenor Memorial Baseball Tournament which starts today and finishes up on Sunday. <br />Geraldine Brophy/The Western Star

Lauren Chaulk will be participating in the 10th annual Mary Tavenor Memorial Baseball Tournament which starts today and finishes up on Sunday. <br />Geraldine Brophy/The Western Star

Ryder Penney will be playing on the Corner Brook Barons AAA team competing in the 10th annual Mary Tavenor Memorial Baseball Tournament which begins today.<br />Geraldine Brophy/The Western Star

Ryder Penney will be playing on the Corner Brook Barons AAA team competing in the 10th annual Mary Tavenor Memorial Baseball Tournament which begins today.<br />Geraldine Brophy/The Western Star

The 10th annual Mary Tavenor Memorial Baseball Tournament which starts today and finishes up on Sunday.

This year there are 28 teams spread over five divisions.

This year there are 28 teams spread over five divisions.

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MP for Labrador Yvonne Jones (left) was at the Nunatukavut Community Council office in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on June 24 to announce funding for two projects. NCC President Todd Russell (right) said he's pleased to see the investments in clean energy and youth engagement.

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An artist's rendering of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship. (Courtesy Lockheed Martin/BAE)

Warship selected by Canada won’t be in U.S. competition – Americans accepting only proven designs

Raptors' Pascal Siakam accepts the Kia NBA Most Improved Player Award onstage during the 2019 NBA Awards presented by Kia at Barker Hangar on June 24, 2019 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Turner Sports)

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Steel pipe to be used in the oil pipeline construction of the Canadian government’s Trans Mountain expansion project lies at a stockpile site in Kamloops, British Columbia, on June 18, 2019.

RICKY LEONG: Endless wrangling over pipelines is distracting us from bigger problems