Halifax man receives 18-month sentence for child pornography charges
Sentence was two months less than national average
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.
MAiD buys April Hubbard time to keep living
How one woman uses medical assistance in dying to stay alive
Sixteen-year-old blooms into role as HRM’s 2026 youth poet laureate
Daniel Park strives to raise environmental awareness through poetry
Province plans to enhance N.S. family doctor registry
Some on waitlist are ‘frustrated’ by long wait times and lack of communication
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.
Question & Answer
Aquakultre returns to community in new album 1783
On his fourth album, the Halifax rapper explores Black Nova Scotia history to get back to his roots
Shubenacadie Sam stays inside, predicts early spring
The annual Groundhog Day event was cancelled due to a snowstorm, but an early spring is predicted
In digital communication age, people go ‘no contact’ to deal with conflict
Beckham celebrity drama sparks conversations on cutoff culture
Former Ubisoft Halifax employees’ rally to re-open studio amid union busting allegations
Three weeks after shutdown, workers demand action from French company, Nova Scotia labour board
Spotlight
CanLit criticism moves online, but audiences are tough to find
Book critics remain hopeful for the future of Canadian literature
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
‘First month rent free’: Halifax tenants offered incentives to fill vacant apartments
Landlords offer one month's rent, free parking as rental market shifts
Halifax council defers new ride share bylaw again
Staff report will consult both ride share drivers, cabbies
African Heritage Month theme stresses strength in unity
Music, dancing, food, speeches open annual celebration of Black history, culture
‘Everything’ on budgetary chopping block, says Fillmore
Mayor open to widespread cuts to stop property tax from rising by 10.9 per cent
Craft beer holds on in Nova Scotia, despite national declines
Breweries close at record rates in the rest of the country
Snowfall, school cancellations make for the perfect storm at Wentworth
Lift ticket sales at northern N.S. hill double a typical Tuesday
