City

New transportation committee members, and Hubbards’ bureaucratic nightmare.

As temperatures drop and the city’s unhoused population grows, organizations struggle to keep up with an unprecedented demand for support.

The city’s broke and needs fixing: Raise my taxes, you cowards!

Budget season is back, baby!

HRM cites “unforeseen challenges” and additional costs as reasons for putting the brakes on cycling solution.

“How many more of us need to die?” activists plead at Halifax’s Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil.

Where to watch it, who’s in it and why you should care.

In newly uncovered WhatsApp messages, Mountie superintendent Robert Doyle calls a request for post-trauma recovery a “circle-jerk.”

Dr. Strang says wear a mask, but no mandates

Nova Scotia PCs consolidate political power in whirlwind session at Province House.

Halucenex’s 20-person clinical trial is the first of its kind in the province.

First look at the $10.5 million renovation project to turn a Halifax Transit hub into a modern, energy-efficient destination.

“I feel as though I have stans now,” says Halifax’s answer-questioning legend, “which is hilarious and not something I thought I’d ever say.”

The administrator is saying farewell to Nova Scotia two years before his term is up.

Tree expert Peter Duinker reflects on Fiona, the problem with the HRM’s tree canopy and how to plan for the future.

With progress on the Integrated Mobility Plan going backward, biking advocates decry gaps in the bike lane network and construction delays.

The Nova Scotian Jeopardy! star sits down with The Coast to answer your questions.

Are the Royal Canadian Legion’s efforts to modernize undermining the significance of Remembrance Day?

Beauty services have historically been gender-restrictive—but they shouldn’t be, trans and non-binary advocates argue.

Edith's owner Lizzy Hawkins says be nice to her—or else.