Canada

Our guide to the 2021 Canadian election

How to vote, where to vote and why to vote

International students struggling to return to campus

Despite excitement to re-join their classmates in Halifax, a lack of communication from Dal has made it difficult for many international students to return

Women working for change

Dal students join politically minded women across the country for a weekend of inspiration

Dal engineering students win national competition

Annika Benson and Kayleigh Landers shine spotlight on women in engineering
Journal

Changing the face of Canadian media

J-School Noire inspires next generation of Black journalists

Failing our international students

Dal welcomes returning international students back with steep fees and uncertain prospects
Hand sanitizer, mask

How Canada, Nova Scotia and Dalhousie responded to COVID-19

A timeline of the pandemic
In this image: Green blueprints of a building.

Greener blueprints

McGill students join Dal group in promoting environmentally friendly architecture
In this image: A graduation cap with a red tassel on the ground.

Dal’s spring convocation cancelled

Precaution against COVID-19 necessary, but disappointing for students
In this image: The outside of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia.

Making history available

NS Archives creates resource for African Nova Scotian historical documents
In this image: Dalhousie Commerce Society members sitting outside for 5 Days.

Five days outside

Dal commerce students sleep outside to fundraise for homelessness
In this image: Two children with one of them holding a green sign.

The case for young political candidates

Halifax councillor says the key to fighting climate crisis is more youth in politics