Dalhousie Gazette: a student-run newspaper for the Dal campus + Halifax

Correctional officers rally for higher wages amid challenging working conditions

By Emma Breton | January 17, 2025

Halifax’s worst pothole: the Jubilee and Oxford “monster” led in complaints

By Marielle Godfrey | January 17, 2025

Feeling insecure about your 2024 Apple Music Replay/Spotify wrapped?

By Maryn Rice | January 17, 2025

How do Dalhousie students feel about Justin Trudeau resigning?

By Jenna Olsen | January 17, 2025

THE LATEST NEWS

Correctional officers protest for better pay in front of the Justice Department on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024. Image by Emma Breton

Jan 17

Correctional officers rally for higher wages amid challenging working conditions

By Emma Breton

Despite the cold winds and pouring rain, over 40 correctional officers from facilities across Nova Scotia protested in front of the Justice Department for better pay on Thursday, Dec. 5 […]

The pothole at the corner of Jubilee Road and Oxford Street on Friday, Mar. 31, 2023. The pothole, which had the most complaints of any pothole downtown, was repaired in September. Image by Jenna Olsen

Jan 17

Halifax’s worst pothole: the Jubilee and Oxford “monster” led in complaints

By Marielle Godfrey

For Halifax commuters, dodging potholes is a daily challenge — but one particular pothole has made the biggest bang. According to data obtained through a freedom of information request with […]

THE LATEST OPINIONS

Jan 17

Calling for urgent restructuring of home care in Nova Scotia

By Erin McKenzie

The baseline requirement of 20 hours means caregiving must effectively function as a part-time job — one that pays only $5 an hour for their effort.

Jan 17

What to do when you miss class

By Celia Fournier

The pandemic taught students and faculty to adapt to new ways of connecting, which comes in handy when you can’t attend meetings in person.

Jan 17

Nova Scotia’s violence epidemic needs political action

By Margaret Ross

The intersecting oppressions on the basis of race, gender, class and ability are all part of the societal harm that allows violence to prevail in our communities.

THE LATEST SPORTS

Caleb [left], Micah [centre], and Riley Stewart pose for a photo after Saint Mary’s University played Dalhousie University’s men’s basketball team at the Dalplex in Halifax, NS.

Jan 17

University basketball in Halifax: a family affair

By Ethan Hunt

Twins Caleb and Riley Stewart have shared the basketball court at Dalhousie University since last season, while their older brother Micah plays for their cross-town rival at Saint Mary’s University. […]

Halifax Tides CEO Courtney Sherlock shakes the hand of a young women’s soccer player.

Jan 17

Halifax Tides FC to bring first women’s professional soccer team to Maritimes

By Ethan Hunt

In April 2025, Halifax Tides FC will make their way onto the Garrison Grounds pitch as the first face of women’s professional soccer on the East Coast of Canada. Despite […]

Dalhousie women’s hockey players Grace Beer [left] and Katie Cameron [right] celebrate after a win at the Halifax Forum in Nova Scotia.

Jan 17

Grace Beer having another all-Canadian caliber year

By Ethan Hunt

Grace Beer, in her junior year as the Dalhousie University women’s hockey goaltender, has propelled the Tigers to third place in Atlantic University Sport (AUS). To this day, no Dalhousie […]