Nova Scotia
MacLeod is out of tune with Nova Scotians
The public holds the energy minister accountable for misogynistic lyrics
Meet the Dal student who played six shows in one weekend
Leo Cox performed with six bands at N.S. music festival
School named after Dal changes name due to namesakes links to slavery, racism
Lord Dalhousie called Black Nova Scotians “slaves by habit” and starved them
Nova Scotians should expect “short-term pain” from U.S. tariffs
New tariffs hit 6% of N.S. exports to the U.S., minister says province has to adapt its economy
Anti-Houston protesters sing outside new legislative session
Over 100 protesters sang against Houston’s policies on Gottingen Street
AIFF director of programming breaks down this year’s lineup
Find out which films are must-sees
SMU alum will attempt to run 1,000 km across Nova Scotia to fight food insecurity
Darcy Eygun is running to raise $75,000 for food insecurity
Nova Scotia student strike a ‘testing ground’ for growing national movement
Despite weak participation, organizers say it provided lessons and growth for the student movement
LIVE: Student strike updates
The Dalhousie Gazette is reporting live on the Nova Scotia Student Strike, and will be updating this page throughout the week.
Provincial budget cuts $3.7M in graduate scholarships
Dalhousie will fulfill NSGS scholarship agreements with current recipients
Dalhousie students, faculty will be involved in $30M natural gas project
Community protests against onshore gas developments as project moves forward
Dalhousie cadaver lab to reopen this fall
Lab’s new downdraft ventilation system meets Nova Scotia's air quality standards