Atlantic
Students head to polls
Youth make up the largest voting bloc
Party time!
A round-up of political parties running for the forty-third Canadian Parliament
No increased cap on tuition hikes
New government deal promises more funding to student services, but costs remain the same
David Suzuki weighs in on Climate Week and more
“We need a war effort,” says the environmental activist and scientist
Living with Crohn’s
Dal student Jason Isaacs was one of 10 students in the country to receive a scholarship from Crohn’s and Colitis Canada
Fighting the rising opioid crisis
Overdose response toolkit released by the Canadian Mental Health Association
Dal apologizes to Black Nova Scotians for its racist history
Panel on Slavery and Race explores Lord Dalhousie’s legacy of racism and anti-Blackness, recommends ways to address racism at Dal
Halifax’s unprecedented rental crisis
HRM spokesperson says council recognizes the need for more affordable housing.
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation partners with Dalhousie
Dal is “committed to doing this reconciliation work,” says Indigenous Services Librarian
One strike, you’re out
Earth Strike is demanding change from the people responsible for the most greenhouse gas emissions
Nova Scotia’s new gender option for birth certificates
Is X the answer?
Métis Nation speaks out against Nova Scotian self-identifiers
MOU states the Métis and Mi’kmaq will work together to address the issue