Dance the night away
The first Canada’s Drag Race performer of Inuit heritage, Dillon Ross is ready for a star turn
The Signal podcast
TV shows & webcasts
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
Finding Connection in the Noise
Lydia Langille intertwines identity, collaboration, and community through Halifax’s underground music scene
Safe Harbour
7,000 km from Ukraine, a modest chef creates a new life
The woman who makes the magic happen
Leica Hardy has been directing the Nutcracker in Halifax for all of its 33 years.
The Signal podcast
TV shows & webcasts
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
Beyond the veil
You sit down with a fortune teller or medium. Then what happens?
Ancient art, modern world
An Iranian mother and daughter reveal the secrets of clay
Canadian travellers take a vacation from visiting the States
Air travel to southern neighbour drops for eight consecutive month
Remand numbers in Nova Scotia’s jails could soar under new law, warn experts
Reversing onus on defendants is unfair, discriminatory, say advocates
Spotlight
We’ve been here before: demystifying AI’s threat to journalistic integrity
Photoshop was once seen as a danger to accuracy in photojournalism. How can we look back at the past to better grasp the present?
Minor hockey players fight two-front battle against toxicity
Youth hockey players navigate through social media and on-ice battleground in a game meant to be fun
Canadian reporting, from under the Trump circus tent
Correspondents working in the U.S. feel uneasy in the face of the Trump administration's volatility
Comedian Mark Critch is not sorry about his new book
Essays highlight 'What Makes Canada Worth Fighting For' through stories and history
Provincial minimum wage will reach $17 in 2026
Raise doesn’t amount to enough, say activists and experts
Community ‘clamouring’ for library space
Dartmouth North Community Centre sewage break leaves community without library gathering spot
Halifax North Memorial library hosts community engagement night
City’s oldest branch expects $34.5-million renovation to begin in 2027
N.S. Loyal Books: A new chapter in supporting local publishers
Booksellers say local book program has improved sales in the past month
Nova Scotia recognizes psychiatric nursing
Change allows for nursing specialty to practise in province
