Campaigning to make sustainability a basic right
By • November 30, 2014
David Suzuki’s Blue Dot starts Halifax chapter
Halifax has officially joined the campaign to add the protection of the environment to Canada’s constitution.
Volunteers for …
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International Security Forum brings world leaders to Halifax
By • November 27, 2014
Discussions focus on closer cooperation to meet security threats
The world’s movers and shakers came to Halifax this weekend.
The sixth annual Halifax International Security Forum …
The Wheel Deal
By • September 24, 2014
Dal’s planned bike lanes land mixed opinions
In the upcoming months, a noticeable change will be happening to the campus landscape. In accordance with Dal’s …
Student feels her voice was lost over sound complaint
By • February 28, 2014
When the community room next door to her apartment was too loud for her comfort, Lily Yang thought she could rely on the Nova …
Greek societies feel “targeted” by sexual violence report
By • January 31, 2014
Members of the Halifax Greek Council believe they were misrepresented in a report released earlier this month by StudentsNS, examining sexual assault on Nova …
South House raising money to get on the bus
By • January 24, 2014
(Graphic by Emily Davidson)
Dalhousie’s sexual and gender resource centre is fighting fire with fire—or, rather, ads with ads.
Pro-life ads from Signs for Life have …
What to know before you rent
By • January 24, 2014
Nova Scotia is known for some of the most limiting rental rules in the country. While it’s not your best friend, the Nova Scotia …
Rate your rental
By • January 24, 2014
The Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) is creating an online housing board, where students will be able to review their housing in an effort to …
Saint Mary’s promises culture of consent
By • January 11, 2014
Saint Mary’s University is committed to serious cultural change following the release of a new report, says university president Colin Dodds.
The 110-page document, “Promoting …
Why investigative journalism still matters
By • November 1, 2013
A group of award-winning journalists shared their cloak-and-dagger investigative tales at the 10th annual Joseph Howe Symposium. The Coast’s Tim Bousquet talked about how …
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Five Terrible Excuses Not To Run In The DSU Elections
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DSU council votes to leave, releases statement on systemic sexism within Students Nova Scotia
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Tigers claim AUS men’s basketball title with thrilling comeback victory over Huskies
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Women’s volleyball wins third-straight AUS championship
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Women’s hockey advances to AUS semifinals
