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Council braces for a repeat of last year’s shelter siege as conditions at the park degrade. “We are one heavy rainstorm away from a cholera outbreak as far as I'm concerned.”

Residents were told the police were coming, but that may have been a scare tactic.

Whoever “girdled” the trees was deliberately trying to kill them, leaving people in tears and enraged as city staff work on life-saving grafts.

Her MLA colleagues had to agree unanimously to let Coombes come to Province House remotely, and the NDP and Liberals say they all voted in favour.

Halifax Regional Police are moonlighting as security at Atlantic Superstores around the city

City workers showed up to fence off the site, but people are still living there.

Curtis Michael has some ideas about how Nova Scotia’s new legislation can achieve its goal of revitalizing and promoting the province’s first language.

So far, nobody has been evicted from the park and police presence has been low

Special meeting of heritage committee votes to put Dalhousie University’s demolition plan on hold for the next 120 days

Dal has a demolition permit, but a special Heritage Advisory Committee meeting on Friday might stop the university from tearing the house down.

Our council report features everything that passed, the notable debates and the debut of The Coast’s councillor power rankings.

Locals share their most amusing interactions with visitors

After a messy rollout, the dream of a car-free Spring Garden Road is dead for now

But top city staffer Jacques Dubé, architect of the disastrous shelter siege eviction last August, tells the board he and police chief Kinsella will handle it themselves.​​

You may not be a frisbee-flinging pro yet, but you have all summer to learn.

Coast readers wanted more information after Sunny Marriner's presentation to the police board.

In a colour controversy, the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo parts ways with VALOUR Maritime Society.

Martha Paynter wrote the book on Canadian abortion access, and she says it’s “no more of a legal issue than antibiotics or knee-replacement surgery.”

Victor Jin and Mark Yi kept their family a secret in Shanghai. Now, they're building a new life in Halifax.