2nd year, MSc Forensic Psychology Student at Saint Mary's University Examining the impact of public policy on outcomes for BIPOC and Aboriginal communities.
All Halifax Transit bus, Access-A-Bus and ferry service will be suspended as of 1 p.m. today (Feb. 3, 2024) for the remainder of the day. Any bus trips that start before 1 p.m. will be completed, as well as any Access-A-Bus return trips.
EXTENDED!
To ensure everyone has a fair chance to register, the NS labour board has agreed to extend the registration deadline until Monday @ noon.
Voting will now be Monday AND Tuesday
WE ARE HEADING TO A VOTE!
Monday, April 3rd via e-ballot.
To get your ballet, you have to register by TOMORROW (March 31) at noon.
Instructions from the labour board below ⬇️
Let’s play “Where’s Waldo” with @smuhalifax’s e-vote notices! Can you spot the voting instructions in these photos?
Don’t feel bad! It also took us a minute…
Hey SMU TAs!⏱️The clock is ticking! Unionizing gives us the chance to come together to negotiate fair wages, clearly defined expectations, and representation. Sign today! ⬇️
Submit your abstracts (https://t.co/tPA3Mfjmpr) by Jan. 4 to present live or recorded. More details: https://t.co/o91eVFhDgz
Questions: [email protected]
@vshalifax and I are pleased to announce the upcoming 3rd annual Canadian Forensic Psychology Virtual conference, to be held February 10, 2023 via Zoom. Keynote speakers are Dr. James Ogloff and Dr. Tonia Nicholls.
Seeking adults 18 years and older to take part in a voluntary survey study on perceptions of wrongfully convicted individuals! This is an anonymous, online survey that should take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Click the link below to learn more:
https://t.co/q4DI2b8u3V