Bigger love: polyamory in Halifax
By Katie Toth
Nightmare at Wood Street
Youth sent to the secure care facility say prison is a better option.
Tags: City, Justice, Youth, Wood Street
The women of prohibition
Female bootleggers and rum-runners helped quench the thirst of Nova Scotians during the dry 1920s.
Tags: City, Prohibition, St. Patrick's Day, History
Good morning, and good luck
After 42 years, more than 70,000 interviews and nearly as many taxi rides, Don Connolly will sign off for the last time this week. As his “season of cake” winds down, he looks back on four decades of hosting Information Morning.
Tags: Arts + Culture, Connolly, Information Morning, Louise Renault, CBC, CBC Radio, Cunard Event Centre, Culture
Guilty verdict for Jimmy Melvin Jr.
Judge refused to declare a mistrial when the accused became his own lawyer.
Tags: City, Jimmy Melvin Jr., Murder, Crime, Violence, Justice
Update: Jimmy Melvin Jr. is his own lawyer now
Accused of attempted murder in 2008, he has been representing himself for the end of his case.
Tags: City, Justice
Weekly COVID deaths, cases and data in Nova Scotia (Jan. 26 update)
Year 4 of COVID starts under a Kraken cloud
“There will be some people that die from COVID”
We asked Coast readers how the pandemic changed their lives
Halifax’s road safety inaction is killing people
By Martin Bauman
Power to the tenants! Rental regulation coming to Halifax
By Matt Stickland
By Kyle Shaw
The long-term problems of short-term thinking