Ahead of premier's decision on Boat Harbour, Unifor members rallied for jobs
Upholding the Boat Harbour Act means Northern Pulp will run out of time—and have to shut down.
By Mallory Burnside-Holmes
Tags: News, Boat Harbour, Northern Pulp, Reality Bites
Halifax youth are dying-in and marching out in the name of climate change action
Halifax’s chapter of national climate action week has some serious young guns
Tags: Environment, CCNow, Extinction Rebellion, Greta Thunburg
In this together
Jessica Babin's new panel series Women in Hospitality aims to pay wisdom forward and give credit where its due.
Tags: Food + Drink Feature, hospitality, food and drink industry, Mermaids and Merlot, panel discussion, women, feminism, Lot Six Bar & Restaurant, Bar Kismet, Mappatura Bistro, North Brewing Company, Dartmouth, Obladee, A Wine Bar
Consent Kitties hit the dance floor in the name of safe space
A "teaching-not-policing" mindset featuring light-up kitty ears.
Tags: Education, Back to school, students, B2S2019, Halifax, Music festivals, Consent Kitties, Back To School
The provincial government is making it easier for you to get evicted
By Brendyn Creamer
Campus bike shop encourages students to get biking
By Lauren Phillips, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Will short-term rental regulations increase Nova Scotia’s housing supply?
A real step forward on police reform
By Matt Stickland
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