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Stories by Karli Zschogner

Karli Zschogner is part Nova Scotian and recently moved to Halifax for Journalism at the University of King's College. After her Bachelors in Conflict Studies and Human Rights, and Psychology at the University of Ottawa, she has worked in Guatemala and Rwanda. Her interests reach from trauma, gender-based violence, reconciliation, indigenous rights, and sustainable living. She was raised on a hobby farm in Parry Sound, Ontario.

Mohammad Sahrai, director of the Halifax World Music Museum, plays the Iranian tar.

Music‘Unifying force’ of music is what Halifax needs, say community members

Group looking for affordable building downtown

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Feb 16, 2018

Shelly Whitman and Lt. Gen. Roméo Dallaire in their office at Dalhousie University was founded in 2007.

CHILD SOLDIERSExecutive director of child soldiers initiative does not want another missed opportunity

Dalhousie University initiative receives $3.1 million towards eliminating use of child soldiers

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Feb 13, 2018

Dolores Nickerson (left), Melanie MacLeod (centre), and Naomi Judah (right) at Parkland in the Gardens.

RETIREMENT‘You hit the nail on the head’: play on senior living brings residents out

Neptune Theatre’s 'Jonas and Barry in the Home’ takes on aging, sex, family and death in seniors residence

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Feb 11, 2018

Danny Paul (right) says he is frustrated by the lack of community consultation from government and chiefs.

Reconciliation'Love and understanding': Dalhousie hosts first TRC cafe

Truth and Reconciliation Café brings together people for discussion about community building

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Feb 9, 2018

Unlike these other products as wood ask or biosolids, which are also fertilizers, limestone only changes pH level, Eisses says.

FARMING'Happy’ plants: farmers get more funding help to truck limestone

Limestone Trucking Assistance Program for Nova Scotia farmers updated this year

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Feb 7, 2018

Chief Judge Pamela Williams (left) introduces newest judge Honourable Ann Marie Simmons (right) before she is robed in red.

LawWhat does judicial gender parity mean for Nova Scotia?

Simmons is 18th woman out of 35 full-time judges in Nova Scotia provincial and family courts

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Feb 3, 2018

TransportationFour roads in the HRM are under consideration for transit priority lanes

Community voices heard amid concerns for changes

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Feb 2, 2018

Katie Amber says the people who have joined so far are “kids’ of parents who play roller derby, kids from other sports, or kids that have never played a sport.”

Roller DerbyLong wait over: Junior roller derby comes to Halifax

Kids from eight to 17 are now able to play roller derby in Halifax

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Jan 26, 2018

Women's RightsWhy they march

Counter rally included to support trans women, black, Indigenous and other women of colour

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Jan 21, 2018

Stephen Smith describes two photos, Nazi Germany and US KKK, both taken in 1938 and both men, women and children.

EducationGenocide education 'local responsibility' says Shaar Shalom lecturer

Stephen Smith says confronting hate means getting out of your comfort zone

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Jan 19, 2018