Workplace safetyDo you know what the 4 most risky workplace sectors are in Nova Scotia?
Better training, awareness is helping lower the number of workplace injuries, legislative committee told
Oct 28, 2015
News
Omar Khadr‘We cannot call ourselves a civil society’: Khadr lawyer
Lawyer of former Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr says Canadians face the prospect of a world of lawlessness if they are not vigilant
Oct 28, 2015
ImmigrationImmigration advocates: ‘We are losing ground every day’
Nova Scotians need to do more welcoming and more hiring, immigration summit hears
Oct 27, 2015
Climate changeWe can’t ‘stay in denial,’ climate researcher says
“People don’t believe it’s happening,” researcher Bob Sanford told Dal audience.
Oct 26, 2015
HealthDo kids need help learning to move? Sport advocates think so
Physical education and health teachers spent the day as students during Nova Scotia’s first Physical and Health Literacy Conference.
Oct 23, 2015
HealthStop cheating on your sleep: Dal speaker
Sleep specialist Dr. James Maas told audience sleep deprivation changes your life
Oct 23, 2015
CourtBail denied in Dal student murder case
Three-day bail hearing ends in case involving murder of Taylor Samson
Oct 23, 2015
Medical research Prof working to uncover link between brain trauma and epilepsy
Research by Dal professor Alon Friedman aims to shed light on how injuries and infections lead to seizures
Oct 23, 2015
City councilTransportation committee rejects accessible taxi recommendation
Consultant’s report proposed stopping the issuing of conventional taxi licences and replacing them with accessible ones.
Oct 22, 2015
