Accessibility
Gottingen Street isn’t accessible for visually impaired people
Dalhousie planning student presents research findings to HRM accessibility committee
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.
Fundraising
How does a birthday card help others?
Women use their crafting skills to make, sell cards for homeless shelter
housing
Two Spryfield families now have keys to new Habitat for Humanity homes
Single mother of four says process is ‘more than just purchasing a house’
Hair
'We are thinking of a solution to our identity as if whiteness is the rightness'
Wendie W. Poitras studies how black women process and treat their hair
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.
Art
Local artists battle using brushes, paper towel and their faces
Halifax's fifth annual Art Battle turns creativity into sport
Voting abroad
How Americans living abroad can cast a vote
Behind the mask-cot: the man behind Swish and Hal
Meet the man behind the Halifax Hurricanes Swish and Halifax Mooseheads Hal
Local artists support local animal organizations
Argyle Fine Art brings animal lovers together to help pets find their forever homes
Spotlight
Something’s brewing in the craft beer industry
Craft brewers say working with NSLC is not happy hour
Off thin ice
How a major investment is transforming professional women’s hockey
The future takes a back seat
Halifax has only had a woman mayor once in its 275 years. Who is the latest woman to whom we said no?
Going Green
Halifax is talking trash
Special Olympics
Let the games begin in the bid for the 2018 Special Olympics
Powerlifting
Weight taken off shoulders of powerlifter as he breaks record
Ryan Kells, president of Powerlifting Nova Scotia, is now a national record holder
Politics
Voting with your Xbox? Nova Scotia NDP goes digital
Gary Burrill wins leadership with 74.2 per cent turnout
