Developing a negative
The threat of generative AI imagery compels photojournalists to assert ethics expertise and newsrooms to build trust with 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.
Salary gap between men and women is highest among Acadia faculty
Pay disparities have declined, but there remains a large gender gap among full professors at Canadian universities
City plans to pass recycling buck to packaging manufacturers
Councillors want producers to take over collection and processing
New ambulance welcomed on Digby islands
Initiative helps island residents shave off travel time to nearest hospital
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.
Victims of July floods struggle to navigate disaster assistance program
544 Nova Scotians filed claims following July floods linked to climate change
| Multiple authors
Catastrophe through a Black lens, Bus Stop Bingo and a Musquodoboit Christmas
Plus, Retro Photography, Snow Surfing and Wreath Workshop
Atlantic News celebrates 50 years: ‘It’s about customer service’
Owner Michele Gerard predicts the shop will be around for years to come
University groups ladle up soup to help students with food insecurity
Dalhousie’s Loaded Ladle, the King's Galley and King’s Food Security Initiative join to offer free soup to students
Spotlight
Erasing the media from social media
How Bill C-18 is harming student journalism and Canadians’ access to news
Retiring newsrooms
How remote work impacts young journalists
Belonging and reporting
Journalists from minority groups often face additional challenges when reporting on their communities.
Afua Cooper remembers those forgotten in Halifax Explosion
Halifax poet laureate launches new book commemorating Black victims of the Halifax Explosion
Paintings of women in STEM aim to highlight missing history
Artist Jo Napier uses art to educate others on women’s history
Political societies return to Dalhousie campus
NDP and Conservative clubs want students to get interested in political parties again
Petition calls for central intake line for shelter space
Phone line would consolidate shelter information
| Gökçe On
Auditor general calls province’s extra-budgetary spending ‘terribly disappointing’
Nova Scotia spent over $1.6 billion without house approval in 2022
PHOTOS: Japanese holiday market shares culture
Haligonians treated to an afternoon of holiday festivities