Halifax
What did we miss? The Pro-Palestinian encampment on Dalhousie University’s quad
While the Gazette was on summer break, the Students for the Liberation of Palestine set up an encampment on Dal’s quad that lasted for 78 days
Halifax Public Transit drops extra fees for students on Regional Express bus routes
UPass holders can now take the bus to and from the airport for free
Protest in support of Palestinians takes to the streets of Halifax
Supporters marched from Victoria Park to Peace and Friendship Park calling for a ceasefire
Local educators’ project organizing students to write letters to Black Loyalists partners with the Maritime Museum
The project has collected 953 letters, 243 short of their goal of 1,196
HRM Council approves changes for two proposed downtown apartment towers
Councillor Patty Cuttell was the only councillor to vote against the proposal and worried about the development’s impact on civilians
A Love Letter: Remembering the Quinpool McDonald’s
The infamous fast food joint closed for good on Saturday, Jan. 27
Bake sale group hosts events raising money for Gaza
The fundraiser took place on Saturday, Feb 10 at Tart and Soul
North End residents search for answers on why their neighbourhood playground has not been improved in a decade
Creighton Street playground is “falling apart”
The Africville Museum shares the story of the past with a lesson for the future
Since 2012, the Museum has been sharing the story of what happened to Africville
Halifax Public Library and the Black History Month Association celebrate 40 years of African History Month
Halifax Public Library is hosting events all February long
Nova Scotia’s minimum wage is still far below liveable wage, despite upcoming increases
Nova Scotia’s high cost of living makes it more expensive to live in Halifax than Vancouver
Coburg Social closure has local coffee shops booming
The popular coffee shop unexpectedly closed in August