Boat club reno would protect against persistent flooding
HRM-hosted open house asks for feedback on changes to heritage area
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.
‘Show us don’t tell us’: Chender on AI data centre
NDP leader says promises from Anthropic are not enough and legislation should protect N.S. ratepayers
Gen Z wants the news, just in a more familiar package
From social-first reporting to solutions journalism, Canadian newsrooms are experimenting with new ways to reach younger audiences
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.
Feeling the heat on the front lines of the climate crisis
Nova Scotia’s volunteer firefighters safeguard the province against floods, wildfires and hurricanes. The new climate reality is pushing their archaic fire system to the brink.
Reporting in Mi'kma'ki Series
Eskissoqnik: In relation with land and language
‘This is what democracy looks like:’ Student strikers rally at Dalhousie
Dal, King's students among five Halifax universities that united in protest for divestment and affordable tuition
Cuts to N.S. culture funding worry the arts community
Recipients look for ways to replace $130M in budget reductions
Spotlight
Finding sanctuary
Building a whale sanctuary on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore proves complicated for government, community and environment
| Multiple authors
News Series
Eyes on the Road
Telling the story of danger and death on Halifax's roadways
CanLit criticism moves online, but audiences are tough to find
Book critics remain hopeful for the future of Canadian literature
From Halifax to Syria: Fundraiser targets medical crisis
Local fundraiser raises money for Mideast orphanages and life-saving care
SMU shocked on home ice in U SPORTS men’s hockey final
Nearly 7,400 fans pack Scotiabank Centre for the largest university hockey crowd in a decade
East Coast artists strengthen collaboration through intimate cafe concert
Singer-songwriters reunite to play Trident show, reflecting a musical relationship born from family roots
Keen on kelp? A sustainable business faces barriers
Environmentalists, researchers, producers work to grow industry from infant stages
SMU students strike over provincial funding cuts
Province-wide student walkout highlighted education, affordability issues
‘We’re never really the focus’: queer women criticize lack of representation
TV show Heated Rivalry’s success highlights absence of queer women of colour in mainstream media
Question & Answer
Marlee Powers slides into curling’s first pro league
Nova Scotian hopes to inspire next generation of young curlers with debut in Rock League