Halifax
Nova Scotians weigh in on provincial budget at government consultations
Attendees developed their own budgets with strong restrictions at Oct. 5 Halifax session
Nova Scotia Liberal leadership candidates face off in first debate
Amanda Mombourquette and Becky Druhan discussed housing, healthcare, party futures
International defence conference brings protestors, weapons manufacturers to Halifax
Officials say defence is necessary to sovereignty; protestors say peace is the only option
Over 100 people protest against AI data centre at legislature
$10 billion Cape Breton data centre drew backlash at Oct. 17 protest
Dal’s MacEachen Institute restarts talk series with talk on energy future
Sept. 18 talk was the first of five scheduled on key public issues
Magnetic World attendees report long lines, safety concerns
Festival left attendees feeling unsafe or stuck outside the venue
ACORN tenants’ union holds rental conditions forum
Sept. 21 event discussed renter issues, solutions and HRM advocacy
Unions protest proposed right-to-strike restriction at Halifax MP’s office
Proposed federal law would let labour minister end strikes
Twenty landlords own 43% of Halifax’s rental housing units, report shows
Fifty-six per cent of rental units are owned by corporate landlords
Deadline looms for Dal to prove it’s aligned with provincial goals or lose millions
Government review could cost university $6M in funding by Oct. 15
Multi-university student coalition reignites to advocate for students at city hall
The Halifax Student Alliance restarted last year, 16 years after disbanding
Massey Lectures series talks corporate ‘invasion’ of housing in Halifax
Leilani Farha presented part of the esteemed annual lecture series on Sept. 12