Festive feast for Chinese New Year at Dalhousie
Monday Night Meal event draws over 120 people to International Centre
The Signal podcast
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The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
International trade
Business, consumers pledge to focus on local alcohol products
Removal of U.S. alcohol from N.S. liquor stores to begin today
Comedy cage match showcases competitive improv
Unscripted comedy showdown let audience members decide the winners
PHOTO ESSAY: Snowman carving kicks off Dartmouth ice festival
Sculptor Richard Chiasson took a chainsaw to a block of ice to jumpstart the festival Friday.
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.
Gus the Tortoise steals show at Museum of Natural History
The Signal previews museum exhibits while rambunctious reptile shows off speed
Province announces $1.4m for life science resource hub
Centre supports small tech firms trying to develop products, find a market
Insurance industry raises alarm about cost of climate change
Flooding remains a serious issue in every Canadian region
Feds, Nova Scotia announce $3.5m for community mental health
$2 million allocated to support Colchester, Cumberland, Hants County support centres
Spotlight
Something’s brewing in the craft beer industry
Craft brewers say working with NSLC is not happy hour
Off thin ice
How a major investment is transforming professional women’s hockey
The future takes a back seat
Halifax has only had a woman mayor once in its 275 years. Who is the latest woman to whom we said no?
Trump’s administration will be a 'bumpy road' for Canadian businesses
Presidential unpredictability causes tension, drop in investments
Inaugural Halifax Retro Film Festo showcases Nova Scotia’s cinematic history
Organizers aim to celebrate local films
Saint Mary’s fights human rights complaint
University, free speech society say human rights body took too long to order inquiry
Statistics Canada data shows vinyl record sales continue upward trend
Vinyl fans say listening experience is more 'ritualistic,' 'secure'
Minimum wage hike a step in the right direction, organization says
Nova Scotia’s minimum wage is set to reach $16.50 in October
Council rejects Windsor Street Exchange development plan
Ballooning costs, lack of bus lanes lead to thumbs-down
Artists balance creativity, speed in 20-minute competition
Art battle prompts participants to quickly “move forward rather than dwell” on their creations
