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 …
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The anatomy of the NDP’s failure
By • November 15, 2013
Just how bad was the Dexter NDP’s early-October defeat? Collapse may be too weak a word. Forget the office they lost, or the drop …
Beyond the [kloi’ st r]
By • November 8, 2013
Local filmmaker John Hillis’ documentary [kloi’ st r] was recently screened at the Uppsala Short Film Festival in Sweden, highlighting the growing presence of Nova …
Improv yourself
By • November 8, 2013
Make ’em Ups’ co-owner and founder Owen Stanford wants to ensure that anyone can engage with his improv company.
Make ’em Ups performs improv shows, …
From farmers to students
By • October 4, 2013
A student-run farmers market is now being held every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Union Building.
The Farmer’s Market Collective …
Mi’kmaq History Month events begin
By • October 4, 2013
October 1—Treaty Day—marks the beginning of Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. A month dedicated to Mi’kmaq origins and awareness, dozens of events are …
Nova Scotia election guide
By • October 4, 2013
The Gazette has assembled some of the election promises made by politicians that we believe may be relevant to you. We are a first …
Earl Grey runs in provincial election
By • September 27, 2013
Trying to predict Nova Scotia’s next premier?
If you look to Facebook you’ll see that Jamie Baillie, Darrell Dexter and Stephen McNeil are all beat …
Dropping the debt
By • September 26, 2013
The provincial campaigning begins to bustle and election platforms rise like skyscrapers on plans and promises. Like everyone else who cares enough about the …
Political promises to students
By • September 20, 2013
Nova Scotia Liberals
Nova Scotia Liberal leader Stephen McNeil announced on September 10 that students receiving student loans in Nova Scotia to complete post-secondary education …
