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Reclaiming “third places” in Halifax
The importance of non commodified community
Social media: the modern-day panopticon
Have you ever felt watched while using social media?
Thank you, Harbour Hopper
A ride on the Harbour Hopper renewed my love for Halifax
Welcome to the Cabaret!
Local Halifax theatre company brings vaudeville-inspired show showcasing diverse talents to the Bus Stop Theatre Co-op
Reliving the summer of girl pop
How Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX and Chappell Roan dominated the charts and brought us the songs of the summer
AIFF 2024: Festival in review
Reviewing some of the Gazette staff’s notable watches after eight celebratory days of film, media and creativity in Halifax
Five Mi’kmaw storytellers you need to know
Marking the fourth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Dalhousie University men’s rugby dominate in home opener victories
Fans fill Wickwire Field’s stands for three game slate on Sept. 8
Truth and Reconciliation Day: a spotlight on Indigenous Dalhousie athletes
Allan Lafond Jr. and Mykeo Parker-Christmas share their experiences
Dalhousie University sports events to catch this 2024-25 season
A new season of sports brings fun spectacles for Tigers fans
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