Jon Claytor 

In the CBC Creator Network series Life Paths, artist Jon Claytor is making comics inspired by the different routes we take.&nbsp;

This Moncton hairstylist led the way by specializing in Black hair

Artist Jon Claytor created a comic sharing Lucinda Butland's life journey.

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At 55, Freddy came out as gay. This is his journey

This is the second story in artist Jon Claytor's series, Life Paths.

A graphic image with a Black boy. The text reads "Freddy told me his mother was extremely protective and instilled a deep unresolved fear in him. ' I think she knew I was gay and she wanted to protect me.' But the fear left him feeling less than. He simply didn't feel safe to be himself."

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Life of deep questions and dreams led Mi'kmaw woman to study philosophy

Artist Jon Claytor created a comic sharing Joyce Ann LaBillois's life journey.

Joyce Ann Marie LaBillois, 67, is studying philosophy at Dalhousie University in Halifax.

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Love from Lebanon: The story of Halifax's Joanne and George Korkomaz

In the CBC Creator Network series Life Paths, artist Jon Claytor is making comics inspired by the different routes we take.

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New study aims to uncover source of E. coli contamination in First Lake

Kinsmen Beach in Lower Sackville, N.S., is often closed due to fecal bacteria and is no longer tested by the municipality.

A sign warns people that Kinsmen Beach at First Lake in Lower Sackville, N.S., is unsupervised and the water quality is not tested.

Kinsmen Beach

Councillor concerned province's housing task force will clash with HRM plans

Coun. Waye Mason is worried decision-making is being taken away from the municipality.

A white man in a suit and glasses stands in a hallway

District 7 Councillor Waye Mason speaks to reporters after the Transportation Standing Committee on July 25

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Coun. Waye Mason, who represents District 7, says HRM officials were not consulted about the provincial plans.

What an obstetrician says about the COVID-19 vaccine and pregnancy

Halifax obstetrician Dr. Heather Scott says there’s growing evidence the vaccine is safe.

Pregnant mask

A woman holds her pregnant belly and a disposable mask in this file photo. Dr. Heather Scott, head of obstetrics at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, says there is no evidence to suggest the COVID-19 vaccine can harm fetuses.

2 charged, 1 arrested in relation to death of Prabhjot Singh Katri

Two men have been charged and a third man has been arrested in relation to the death of Prabhjot Singh Katri in Truro, N.S., on Sept. 5.

Friends say Prabhjot Singh Katri was trying to build a better life in Canada. Truro, N.S.

Friends say Prabhjot Singh Katri was trying to build a better life in Canada when he was killed.

Police have laid charges in the death of Prabhjot Singh Katri.

Wendy's supervisor who sexually assaulted co-workers sentenced to 2 years in prison

A provincial court judge in Sydney, N.S., said offenders must be deterred from committing sexual assaults against children.

A family member shields David Lennard MacDonald from cameras outside a Sydney courtroom prior to his sentencing. 

A life story told in outfits: Anahid Chujunian discovers her voice one thrift find at a time

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