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Dalhousie University students grapple with bike theft
Dal student Claire Tyner has had two bikes stolen this year
The accessibility of sustainable transportation in Halifax
Experts weigh in on Halifax’s problem with sustainable transportation
School Strike 4 Climate takes to the streets of Halifax
The student organized protest marched to demand the Nova Scotia government take action against the climate crisis
Canadian businesses are closing at rates the country hasn’t seen since 2020
Businesses are closing at the highest rates since June 2020
Nova Scotia has the highest university tuition for the sixth year in a row
The province’s tuition is 33 per cent above the national average
Your vote matters!
How Dal students can vote in the municipal election
An interview with mayoral candidate Pam Lovelace
Lovelace spoke to the Gazette over the phone about her policies and what students need to know about the upcoming election
Mayoral candidate Waye Mason weighs in on his policies
Mason has been a Halifax Regional Councillor for 12 years
The Dalhousie Outdoors Society petitions union for more funding to subsidize high trip costs
The society is fighting to increase its levy from $0.50 per student to $1 per student
What did we miss? King’s becomes the first university in Halifax to divest from weapons manufacturers
The university had also been violating its policy since 2021 by not disclosing its investments
Dalhousie plans new residence building set to house 200 students
The residence will take the place of the current Mini Residences and open in 2027
All Halifax Public Libraries locations shut down as workers strike for higher pay
Employees have been working without a contract since April 2023