HERITAGE
Canada's 'most revered author' honoured at café
Celebrating Margaret Marshall Saunders, Canada's first bestselling writer
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.
MI'KMAQ CULTURE
New guide for children reflects Mi'kmaq culture
'Steps like this help validate us, our culture, and who we are'
Publishing
New magazine gives Canadians with ADHD a local source of support, information
'I want them to know that they’re not alone,' says founder of Everyday ADDvice
MENTAL HEALTH
Unlikely duo joins forces to erase stigma of illness
Reggae dance band, podcast support Mental Health Nova Scotia
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.
HRM VOTES
Mike Savage and Lil MacPherson face off at Dalhousie
Students submit questions on issues from fair wages to environmental responsibility
Sexual Assault
Dal students prepare for end of sexual assault help phone service
Sessions seek input on providing support on campus
Breaking
Halifax Central Library cleared after report of suspicious package
'I didn’t know if it was scary or not ... I was just told to get out,' says patron
Mi'kmaq Culture
Alan Syliboy preserves stories in art
Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq artist makes international statement
Spotlight
News Series
Eyes on the Road
Telling the story of danger and death on Halifax's roadways
CanLit criticism moves online, but audiences are tough to find
Book critics remain hopeful for the future of Canadian literature
We’ve been here before: demystifying AI’s threat to journalistic integrity
Photoshop was once seen as a danger to accuracy in photojournalism. How can we look back at the past to better grasp the present?
HRM VOTES
MacPherson, Savage tackle taxes, development issues
Business improvement associations host candidates' debate
Life
Mayor gets splashed in 4-D attraction on Halifax waterfront
Virtual exhibit awes and informs visitors about Nova Scotia's iconic schooner Bluenose
Art
Nova Scotians ‘hooked’ on historic rug exhibit
Celebrating the culture, creativity of humble works of art
Sex Work
“We shop at the same grocery stores that you do," Sex workers fight to legalize their industry
Recent prostitution laws crack down on buyers but add risk for sellers
Some 'safe' countries might not really be 'safe'
Refugees from 'safe' countries Mexico, Hungary among those hurt most by Bill C-31
All the tea by the sea
Specialty tea sales are on the rise in Canada, but Maritimers are slow to stray from traditional black tea.
Syrian refugee
Syrian family in New Glasgow adjusts to small-town living
A Syrian refugee family is learning to adapt to small-town life after arriving in Nova Scotia in February.
