RomanceIt’ll soon be the ‘the busiest day of the year’ for these merchants
When it comes to Canadians’ shopping habits, Valentine’s Day is anything but a “Hallmark holiday”
Feb 9, 2016
Book publishingPublishing industry: We need ‘a space for stories to be told’
Nova Scotia Books Start Here campaign calls on province to boost funding
Feb 5, 2016
EqualityYour province has started paying more attention to gender
Expert says incorporating gender-analysis into governmental decision making is “more important than ever”
Feb 3, 2016
HealthThese 3 problems affect our fight against superbugs
Countries need to co-operate to ward off expected increase in deaths, says international lawyer and University of Ottawa professor
Jan 30, 2016
ArtThese woven maps ‘slow down’ Google Maps imagery
NSCAD grad and textile artist Rilla Marshall addresses Atlantic Canada’s vulnerable shorelines in her new show at the Nova Scotia Centre for Craft and Design.
Jan 28, 2016
FruitThis year’s record wild blueberry harvest could be the new normal
2015 total is a 50 per cent increase over the last two years
Jan 21, 2016
InquestMinisters hear ‘moving’ stories in advance of aboriginal inquiry
Federal ministers Hajdu and Bennett visit Halifax to lay groundwork for federal inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women
Jan 20, 2016
SatireYou might not get French humour, say academics on Charlie Hebdo debate
One year after the attack on Charlie Hebdo, academics met to deconstruct the magazine’s vulgar, coarse — but staunchly leftist agenda at Dalhousie University
Jan 17, 2016
TechnologyLive in a rural area still without Internet? The province is working on it
Consultants are working to connect remaining one per cent of the province, legislative committee hears
Jan 12, 2016
Newsrooms learning to better connect
Data diving is helping journalists know how to serve their audience
Dec 9, 2015