Halifax Archives | Dalhousie Gazette

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 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.

In this image: A person sits with their hands to their forehead.

Burnout also has a lasting impact on a person’s physical and mental wellbeing.

In this image: Green blueprints of a building.

Dalhousie’s architecture students are pushing for greener and more sustainable designs in their field.

In this image: A graduation cap with a red tassel on the ground.

Dalhousie and the University of King’s College cancelled all in-person classes, and convocation for graduating students.

In this image: Tissue, glasses and a white mug.

On March 14—one day after announcing the cancellation of in-person classes from March 16-20—Dal confirmed in-person classes, labs and exams will not resume this semester. The same goes for the University of King’s College. According to a post on dal.ca, “Students should expect instruction to resume (via distance) on Monday, March 23.”

In this image: The outside of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia.

N.S. Archives is celebrating African Heritage Month by launching a new online resource featuring historical documents and images from African N.S. history.