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Our latest issue hits stands today! This week's focus: Halifax makes the grade. Our city report card.

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The Halifax Commoner A Halifax couple is facing an uncertain future in the wake of a lease dispute that will shut down their South End business. Spin & Tumble Laundromat is near the corner of Inglis Street at 1022 Barrington. It’s operated by Sum D**g Kim and his wife Sook Heon Cheong, South Korean immigrants who became

This week's focus: Out of the cold. The newest issue of The Commoner hits stands today!

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The Halifax Commoner With as few as eight hours to deadline, a university student in a pinch can turn to a local service and order a custom essay online written by someone with a PhD for around $100.

This week, The Commoner takes a look at Halifax - off the beaten path! Look for it Friday!

Blackboard Jungle issue hits stands today!

Also featured in this week's issue:
-Africville church plans unveilled
-Citizens talk trash: proposed waste collection bylaws
-A place to buy a shirt and mai tai: Hunt Club clothing store & bar in one
-This week's photo essay: a visit to the SPCA

All these stories and more at:
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The Halifax Commoner The five year debate over the rezoning of a controversial stretch of farmland started when five landowners sought to develop their land for residential, commercial and urban agricultural uses. The 154 hectares are currently zoned for farming.

Look for this week's issue on Friday! The focus? Blackboard Jungle - A look at education in Nova Scotia

Grab a copy of the first issue of 2011 which hits newsstands today! On this week's cover:
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The Halifax Commoner » Blog Archive » Youths in step with hip-hop A Halifax-based teacher, breakdancer and businessman is taking an unusual approach to get youths physically active and engaged at school. He’s using hip-hop culture.

We're back! The first issue of 2011 comes out Friday. This week's focus: What's new in the new year?

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The Halifax Commoner A recent outbreak of graffiti in South End Halifax is renewing the debate of street art as self-expression or destructive vandalism.

Follow us live at 10am as we live tweet the appeal case to a publication ban denial in a case involving a fake page.

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Check out the latest issue and look forward to the "Express Yourself" edition next week. http://thecommoner.kingsjournalism.com/

The Halifax Commoner One might assume the Al-Karmanjis have always owned the well-organized shop. Not so, as the eldest brothers of five, Naj, 21, and Hassam, 22, bought Fanor on Oct. 15, marking a fresh start from life in Iraq.

King's first-year students caught plagiarizing Dante essay. http://unews.ca/story/item/kings-students-accused-plagiarism/

King’s students accused of plagiarism (UNews)

Root cellars offer a way to store food without using energy: "Part art, part science." Read about them in the Coffee Issue of The Commoner