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Saturday, February 27, 2021

The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.

Like most old towns, Halifax has accumulated its share of ghost stories over the years. Just ask Andrew Aulenback – local librarian and ghost enthusiast – who’s running two ghost tours this month in the spirit of Halloween. His first ghost tour is taking place on Oct. 30 at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. “The…

A new partnership is bringing better, culturally-specific healthcare to Black Nova Scotians.

Black History Month events are now happening at the Halifax Public Libraries, but this year people don’t have to live in Halifax to attend. Due to COVID-19 this year’s programming, called African Heritage Month, has shifted to an online setting. Hopefully, this means events will be attended by a broader audience than would usually be possible, said…

Haligonians showed up for burgers and local business despite COVID-19 this Burger Week.

The results of the election did not fall in Taylor’s favour, but his objective of increasing voter turnout proved successful.

Black and Indigenous activists and artists come together to share stories of environmental racism from four communities at Nocturne.

Gravestone

Craig Ferguson, proprietor of popular Twitter page Dead in Halifax, takes us on a walking tour of local history.

For local mask makers, taking advantage of Halloween and other seasonal mask opportunities is important.

Everything you need to know about the three white men.

Hand sanitizer, mask

A timeline of major national and local events throughout the pandemic.

The SUB is closed and the DSU is struggling to create funds to support its students.