Halifax
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
Haligonians recognize Remembrance Day at the Sullivan’s Pond Veterans Memorial
Thousands gather to honour fallen soldiers
Post COVID-19, Halifax locals deal with increased fear of death at Death Cafe
Death Cafe tries to normalize death through discussion
E-scooter riders face new restrictions and fines implemented by council
New speed limit and mandatory helmets are among the restrictions
Pro-Palestine demonstrators protest the departure of journalist over anti-Israel remarks
The Palestinian-Canadian journalist is no longer with CTV Atlantic
Nova Scotia NDP proposed a new tax to get developers to stop delaying builds
Legislation to encourage the development of vacant lots
Applications are open for NSCC’s free 14-week Women Unlimited program
Bridging the gender gap in technology and trades since 2006
Nova Scotia receives lowest grade in Canada on poverty report
The province continues to struggle with food insecurity in the wake of the report
Access Now Nova Scotia advocates for universal no-cost contraception
World Contraception Day was Tuesday, Sept. 26