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David Suzuki weighs in on Climate Week and more
“We need a war effort,” says the environmental activist and scientist
Living with Crohn’s
Dal student Jason Isaacs was one of 10 students in the country to receive a scholarship from Crohn’s and Colitis Canada
Dal’s Cuba program loses its pioneer and pilot
The woman who started the longest running academic relationship between Cuba and Canada has retired
Fighting the rising opioid crisis
Overdose response toolkit released by the Canadian Mental Health Association
Dal apologizes to Black Nova Scotians for its racist history
Panel on Slavery and Race explores Lord Dalhousie’s legacy of racism and anti-Blackness, recommends ways to address racism at Dal
Climate change’s existence should not be a debate
Elections Canada neglects to differentiate fact from opinion
Who the heck was Joseph Howe?
The charming journalist-turned-politician made his mark on Nova Scotia
Talking about women’s issues
A King’s student’s recent play gives voice to a variety of women
Canada needs proportional representation
Things are not as equal as they appear
A response to Doug Ford’s sex-ed plans
The stakes are high when it comes to pleasure politics
The Matrix turns 20
How the 1999 film about technology and society remains relevant today
Big Swim causes bigger waves
Tigers alumni swam from New Brunswick to PEI to raise money for a local charity