Small-town living. Big-city prices. A crisis of affordability

Hot housing markets and short-term rentals once only affected metropolitan areas. Now, they are threatening rural towns across Canada.

By Benjamin Elliott

Jun 27, 2022 | Longform News

Students learn the significance of smudging to Mi'kmaq.

Kwe' Eskasoni

Journalism students learn what it means to report in Mi'kma'ki

By Reporting in Mi'kma'ki class

Jun 3, 2022 | News

Rodney Alex is a fisheries guardian in Eskasoni.

In Eskasoni, a healthy Qamsipuk River needs its guardians

By Reporting in Mi'kma'ki class

Jun 3, 2022 | News

Pjilita'q to the centre of the universe

For Mi'kmaq, Kluskap’s Cave holds a sacred story

By Haeley Cook DiRisio, Connor Sampson and Mitchell Ferguson

Jun 3, 2022 | News

Spotlight

Numbers Game: Video lottery keeps on spinning, and Nova Scotians keep on getting hurt

More than 30 years after being introduced, the "crack cocaine of gambling" is alive and well

Jun 10, 2022

Atlantic Canada’s pandemic responses, 100 years apart

Mar 31, 2022

The faces behind the numbers

Why Halifax came out on top in the 2021 Canadian census

Feb 11, 2022

Elder Joe Googoo says Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs), in particular Kluskap’s Cave, are important.

WatchLessons from the knowledge keepers

By Reporting in Mi'kma'ki class

Jun 2, 2022 | News

Kieran Johnson applies Two-Eyed Seeing to her work at the Qamsipuk River.

'Mutual respect' a guiding principle for young Mi’kmaw conservationist

By Caitlyn Mearns and Yara Younes

Jun 2, 2022 | News

The CGI show, comprised of more than four trillion pixels, runs at the Halifax Convention Centre from May 8 to June 12. (Beyond Van Gogh)

Van Gogh in 3D

Halifax to host animated renderings of Dutch impressionist’s masterpieces

By Chloe Hannan

May 1, 2022 | Arts News

Students and instructors in the video documentary workshop pose after the screening of their documentaries.

J-school grads go big

King’s journalism students show off their work for first time post-lockdown

By Dylan Taylor

Apr 6, 2022 | News

Mary Spurr is taking a picture of Paul Robeson’s portrait. Robeson was an American singer, actor and political activist.

Photo Essay: The World of Yousuf Karsh

Famous photographer’s work on display at Halifax’s Pier 21 museum

By Xixi Jiang

Mar 29, 2022 | News

Dalhousie students and staff walk around campus, some with masks and some without. With the restrictions lifted on March 21, 2022, masks will become optional at most locations in the province.

COVID rule rollback divides Halifax students

Some support N.S. government’s move to make masks optional; others call for caution

By Hannah Veinot

Mar 24, 2022 | News

Nellwyn Lampert teaches a non-credit workshop on memoir for the University of King's College.

Q&AQ&A: The art of the memoir with Nellwyn Lampert

Writing teacher says digging into one’s past through memoir is difficult but worthwhile

By Aidan Rawding

Mar 18, 2022 | News