2020 COPA Silver Award Winner, Best Interactive/Infographic Story (Academic)
Newsrooms, the heat is on
Scientists and governments have declared a climate emergency. Journalists debate.
Nov 18, 2019
Coping with COVID
As we enter the second year of the pandemic, students in the Online Features Workshop explore how our lives have changed – and the ‘new normal’ that could lie ahead.
Mar 23, 2021 | Magazine
For long-term care homes in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, COVID came later, then hit hard
Experts say homes need sweeping changes to safely house vulnerable seniors
2 days ago | News
COVID in TorontoStaying safe a daily struggle for the homeless
City's efforts to house the most vulnerable fall short
1 week ago | News
"I don’t let my daughter go to sleepovers"
Sex-trafficking can cause severe and unique forms of post-traumatic stress disorder; survivors reveal how they learned to cope and how they now help others.
2 weeks ago | News
Spotlight
2020 COPA Gold Award Winner, Best Interactive/Infographic Story (Academic)
Harbour rising
Climate change will cause the waters in Halifax Harbour to rise by a metre or more, threatening more than a billion dollars of harbourfront real estate
Nov 9, 2019
COVID in TorontoToronto bike sharing trips have surged during COVID-19
Torontonians turned to program in record numbers in 2020 as they got outdoors and avoided transit
Apr 23, 2021 | News
COVID in OttawaBeing in poverty is tough and COVID-19 just makes it tougher
Advocates say government support programs let too many people fall through the cracks
Apr 23, 2021 | News
Halifax woman’s non-profit offers support for people with premenstrual disorders
International Association for Premenstrual Disorders (IAPMD) has just started providing live peer support sessions for people locally and around the globe
Eased public drinking rules in Canada spark conversation in Halifax
Some say relaxing public drinking laws could curb irresponsible drinking, help businesses
Apr 1, 2021 | News
Glitchy HRM crosswalk buttons making intersections dangerous for the visually impaired
Sighted individuals might not give these crosswalk buttons much thought, but they are a lifeline for other pedestrians.
Apr 1, 2021 | News
Nova Scotia’s new Darling
How hard work and sacrifice got Bedford’s Nate Darling to the NBA
Apr 1, 2021 | News
Outdoor classes idea appealing to students
Dalhousie University students are interested in an outdoor learning model implemented in Quebec this year
Halifax man urges street sign improvements
Project identifies Halifax intersections with hard-to-read street names
Mar 23, 2021 | News