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
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.
Park Lane Mall escalators unlicensed since 2023
Escalators present safety and accessibility concerns for customers, says advocate
Families, politicians frustrated by delays around north end school replacement
Province promises St. Joseph’s-Alexander McKay will open sometime this school year
Running clubbers build community
Halifax friends create inclusive running environment
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.
Long live print
In the digital era, why is Gen Z still reading print media?
We’re not in Kansas anymore: Local actress puts spin on a classic role
South Asian representation takes centre stage at Neptune this holiday season
ChatGPT made me do it
If this article was AI generated, would you care? An analysis of the future of AI in journalism studies
There’s (a little) crying in baseball: Haligonians gather to watch the World Series
Fans met at bars, restaurants and at parties to watch the games
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Spotlight
Something’s brewing in the craft beer industry
Craft brewers say working with NSLC is not happy hour
Off thin ice
How a major investment is transforming professional women’s hockey
The future takes a back seat
Halifax has only had a woman mayor once in its 275 years. Who is the latest woman to whom we said no?
Here’s why it’s hard to know what’s going on in Nova Scotia health care
Province removes requirement for annual reports on health data
Dartmouth Cove campaigners concerned about provincial bylaw review
Premier, group working against infill project, spar over HRM bylaw
Castles made of sand
Coastal property owners in Atlantic Canada are losing land to rising sea levels and record storm surges.
How Canadian teachers are adapting to Artificial Intelligence
K-12 teachers in public education face the pressure of adapting to AI
Federal financial support for natural disasters expanded, but some still left out
Despite receiving the second-largest federal disaster assistance fund, a Nova Scotia resident feels government help was insufficient.
