COVID-19 exposing cracks in Canada's immigration system
Canadians who have spousal sponsorship applications in process are facing increased delays due to COVID-19
Feb 22, 2021
Stories by Ellen Riopelle
Home is where the heart aches
Hockey pucks. Bylaw officers. This is a strange time for funeral directors.
Dec 17, 2020
Coronavirus ripple effect hits Nova Scotia businesses
From plummeting seafood prices to growing demand for online ESL classes, coronavirus is affecting Nova Scotian livelihoods
Feb 14, 2020
Coronavirus sends Nova Scotia's lobster industry into ‘uncharted waters’
Local industry on edge over recent suspension of all direct cargo flights to China
Feb 14, 2020
Dalhousie's synchronized swimming team to make a splash at national competition
The university's synchronized swimming team is growing — but the sport as a whole is still flying under the radar
Feb 6, 2020
‘To start a business is hard, but to be an immigrant and start a business is even harder’
Overwhelming response from immigrant vendors for new university student-run craft and food market
Jan 31, 2020
Medical assistance in dying: expanding support for Nova Scotian doctors
As medically assisted death becomes more common, the province’s health authority is expanding its team of experts
Jan 26, 2020
‘Something needs to change’: When the minimum just isn’t enough
Minimum wage is set to raise to $12.10 on April 1, but some Nova Scotians say this isn't enough
Jan 23, 2020
The right to die: Who is left out?
Nova Scotians have one more week to weigh in on MAID laws in Canada
Jan 21, 2020
Punching out Parkinson's: How a boxing class is supporting people living with Parkinson's
The program started in June 2019 with eight regulars, now new people show up every week
Jan 17, 2020