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NS Human Rights Commission welcomes new commissioners Blair Eavis and Natasha Pearl

Eavis was a naval officer while Pearl worked as a legal assistant with Patterson Law

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I m the victim here : Black man in N S says he s facing constant racial harassment

A man says he has endured months of racial harassment from tenants in his Dartmouth apartment building, and is now speaking out. "You know, how much more can a person take?"

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Cape Breton Mi kmaw couple organize language retreats in Nova Scotia

SYDNEY — A Mi kmaw couple from Cape Breton is getting ready for a getaway, but not the typical weekend holiday.

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On the Brink: How a tight rental market makes it easier for landlords to discriminate

Amid the housing crisis, a community legal worker with Dal Legal Aid says the tight rental market is making it easier for landlords to discriminate against prospective tenants.

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Dalhousie University s Schulich Law Professor Receives Nova Scotia Human Rights Award for Advocacy Efforts – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Sheila Wildeman, an associate professor in the Schulich School of Law, is one of this year's recipients of a Nova Scotia Human Rights Award.The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission presents the awards annually on or around International Human Rights D

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