News
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
Dalhousie postdoctoral fellows prepared to strike if wage demands are not met
Postdoctoral fellows have been without a contract since December 2021
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
Healthcare issues and ER closures across Nova Scotia affect the public
Over 148,000 are currently on the waitlist for a family doctor
Licence for oil exploration near protected area off of Nova Scotia’s coast was vetoed by government officials
The $1.5 million bid was previously approved for exploration near Sable Island
Students question the impact of Quebec doubling tuition for out-of-province students on Dalhousie admissions
Quebec Premier aims to preserve French language
Local farmers adapt to climate chaos
Nova Scotian farmers can now grow crops they couldn’t 20 years ago
The struggles of repatriating bodies of Nova Scotians who die abroad
The process is more difficult than locals expected
Coburg Social closure has local coffee shops booming
The popular coffee shop unexpectedly closed in August
Dalhousie task force makes recommendations to prevent false claims of Indigenous identity
False claims of Indigeneity divert resources away from Indigenous students, staff and faculty