Halifax
Fun, inexpensive places to be active in Halifax
Halifax is full of places where students can be active. Here are four cost friendly locations: Citadel Hill Sidney Crosby regularly runs up this hill during the NHL off-season in order to build up his cardio and leg strength. If it’s good enough for him, then it’s good enough for anybody. During the winter, the…
Read MoreAn overview of sustainability at Dal
Here’s what Dal’s been doing for campus sustainability.
Read MoreVape panic
NS Conservatives want to ban the sale of flavoured vaping products.
Read MoreRecycling in Halifax
Even though they may look like garbage, these things are actually recyclable.
Read MoreWho the heck was Samuel Cunard?
Born in Halifax in the 1700s, Sir Samuel Cunard revolutionized transportation and travel across the Atlantic Ocean through his steamship company.
Read MoreWho the heck were Dorothy and Izaak Killam?
Dorothy and Izaak Killam were a wealthy couple who gave millions of dollars to healthcare, education and the arts in Nova Scotia and Canada as a whole.
Read MoreArt and climate action collide
Nocturne urges attendees to be environmentally conscious at this year’s festival.
Read MoreKing’s cafe launches token program
A pay-it-forward program was launched at the King’s student-run cafe, the Galley.
Read MoreNon-profit organizes symposium on drug use decriminalization
The Halifax chapter of Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy (a national non-profit) is hosting a symposium about drug use decriminalization.
Read MoreAtlantic Fashion Week: shots from the runway
Atlantic Fashion Week celebrated its 13th season this September. Several local fashion designers showcased new looks on the runway.
Read MoreDavid Suzuki weighs in on Climate Week and more
Climate Week kicked off last Friday with world-wide protests. In Halifax, David Suzuki shared his thoughts on climate action and young people involved.
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