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 MoreA guide to Halifax’s 2020 mayoral candidates
Everything you need to know about the three white men.
Read MoreBehind the scenes of CBC’s Diggstown
The CBC legal drama Diggstown recently premiered its second season. The show is set and filmed in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
Read MoreInside the Shiba house
Across the street from Howe Hall is the Shiba house. Two Shiba Inus, Odin and Nami, constantly look out from their window seat at busy Coburg Road.
Read MoreStitching together a community
The Halifax chapter of CNIB holds a bi-monthly knitting program for the blind and partially-sighted. Members work on projects from socks to dresses.
Read MoreIt’s more than a slice, it’s a way of life
The Amyoonys have served their community for over 40 years running the convenience store Triple A. The store is a staple of Halifax and loved by students.
Read MoreA new deal for Dal
The panel suggested that to be inclusive, the university has to acknowledge its history surrounding race and slavery.
Read MoreWho the heck were the Almons?
The Almon family was a medical dynasty in Halifax. They contributed so much to medicine in Nova Scotia, but they also have a highly controversial history.
Read MoreTwenty years of LOVE
Halifax-based nonprofit Leave Out Violence Everywhere (LOVE) celebrated its 20th anniversary in January.
Read MoreNew year, new WHIG
WHIG has several components: a networking website, a blog series, bi-monthly seminars and advocacy initiatives.
Read MoreElegy for the yellow crane: a poem
A farewell poem to the yellow crane on South Park Street that toppled during Hurricane Dorian.
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