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Local farmers adapt to climate chaos

Emily Conohan -
Climate change is causing Nova Scotia’s agricultural industry to evolve as farmers build climate-controlled greenhouses and can grow a new variety of crops. 

The struggles of repatriating bodies of Nova Scotians who die abroad

Is BookTok worth the buzz?

The Power of the REIT

Exhibition invites museum-goers to deliberate on space, belonging and exploitation

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Exhibition invites museum-goers to deliberate on space, belonging and exploitation

Gokce On -
The concrete walls of the Dalhousie Art Gallery have been painted dark blue for Sameer Farooq’s exhibition The Fairest Order in the World.
Arts & Culture

What to do in Halifax this holiday season

Toni Kleiner -
December can be a time of stress for many university students. Here's some Christmas fun to explore!

The Killer: A boring triumph by David Fincher

The multiple sides of DJ Blitz

1989’s vault songs, ranked

The joy of play

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The Power of the REIT

Graydon German -
If Killam and similar REITs prove to be an effective short-term solution to manage this affordability crisis, REITs could become more popular investments

Dalhousie Keeps Failing Palestinian Students

Joud Ghazal -
The harms experienced by an oppressor do not negate the existence of oppression; oppression hurts us all and our liberation is tied up in that of others.

So, you think they’re taking advantage?

Kastin Bradley -
Many Canadians are overworked and underpaid while still struggling to pay their bills. Some are working more than one full-time job, unable to afford necessities such as housing.

The string that ties us together

Gokce On -
We are connected. Not because we’re all so interested in each others’ lives but because we’re all humans, existing within the same location.

Canada Needs Systems of Care, Not Coercion

Megan Rowe -
Under the guise of support, the proposed legislation in both New Brunswick and Alberta will insidiously target vulnerable community members.

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A Sports Editor’s Definitive and Completely Not Subjective Ranking of NHL Goal Songs

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Now that we’re over a month into the season of my favourite sport, I thought I’d combine the two things I love the most, music and hockey.

Dal rugby team sees future success in young core

A look back at the Dal Tigers fall season

Dal women’s soccer doesn’t meet the goal but sees hope for future seasons

Dalhousie Tigers swim initiative working to make swimming more accessible

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Local farmers adapt to climate chaos

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Climate change is causing Nova Scotia’s agricultural industry to evolve as farmers build climate-controlled greenhouses and can grow a new variety of crops. 

The struggles of repatriating bodies of Nova Scotians who die abroad

Is BookTok worth the buzz?

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