Dal society’s soccer tournament supports Gaza relief
Student-run pre-Ramadan tourney part of city-wide events marking Muslim holy month
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.
Bar’s Super Bowl party creates community
Rumours welcomes both fans, non-fans to its first-ever watch party
NSCC students turn to emergency food supports
Student pantry use increasing as cost of living keeps going up
Dance club sells out Heated Rivalry themed party
Twenty door tickets had a crowd lining the block in hopes of scoring a spot on the dance floor
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.
Dinosaurs return to Museum of Natural History
Much-anticipated sequel to museum’s 2024 dino show hits the ground roaring
Hospice Halifax comes back for an Encore
Thrift store in the North End reopens, and business has been booming
Cyclist blasts transportation committee over safety
Biking numbers rise in HRM, but roads are still unsafe, say cycling advocates
Nova Scotia Power leaves customers in the dark
Some left without power for 20 hours; others had overbilling issues for the past two years
Spotlight
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
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?
Hope Blooms set to receive $6k for anti-racism work
Community garden joins other organizations receiving HRM grants supporting Nova Scotia Black culture
Film festival seeks donations amid government funding cuts
HIFF hit hard by pullouts from government sponsors
Halifax Transit could greenlight future transit plans early
Bus service toes the line between transit improvements and cost-cutting measures
HRM residents under water pressure from rate hikes
Halifax ratepayers ‘under siege with costs,’ utility should be audited, says Fillmore
Halifax’s first 24/7 bus route, new rural transit, passed by transport committee
The new transit plan will go to regional council for final approval
Province spends $15.7 million on Fairview properties to protect affordable housing
Province partners with Housing Trust Nova Scotia to preserve 90 Halifax housing units
