Letters

Letters to the editor, January 16, 2020

In praise of both Nova Scotia's new Nordic spa and freedom from anti-abortion intimidation.

Songs of praise Always loved Morgan Davis since I found "What's Them Pretty Young Girls Doin..." on a jukebox in Renfrew ("Ahead by a half-century," cover story by Morgan Mullin, January 9, 2020).

Jan 16, 2020

Letters to the editor, January 9, 2020

City slickers Thanks for highlighting the special problems of people like Brian George ("Winter is here, are HRM's sidewalk clearing contractors ready for it?," City story by Victoria Walton, December 26, 2019).

Jan 9, 2020

Letters to the editor, December 23, 2019

A whole lotta love for Andrew Bethune's cover story about what it's like to be a paramedic.

First responses

Dec 26, 2019

Letters to the editor, December 19, 2019

Reid K. White gives some love and gets some love, and Halifax needs to hit the brakes on adopting Uber.

Staying nice

Dec 19, 2019

Letters to the editor, December 12, 2019

Stadium funding, horrific housing and a defense of "asshole" pedestrians.

Stadium bias All this talk of building a football stadium really doesn't sit well with me. I don't care for football—I'm a huge Formula Racing fan.

Dec 12, 2019

Letters to the editor, December 5, 2019

Climate challenge

Dec 5, 2019

Speaking for The Coast: Pressing concerns

The printing press is a strange, wonderful machine.

By Kyle Shaw and Christine Oreskovich Nov 28, 2019

Letters to the editor, November 21, 2019

Hell or high water

Nov 21, 2019

Letters to the editor, November 14, 2019

Exposing the truth

Nov 14, 2019

Letters to the editor, November 7, 2019

Crown posse

Nov 7, 2019

The Best at 25

There were strange, powerful forces at work that first year. It was 1995, and a couple things happened to put Halifax in the national spotlight.

By Kyle Shaw Nov 7, 2019

Letters to the editor, October 31, 2019

Good call, NDP Terminating the candidacy of anyone who's been nominated by a party's members is not something a political party does casually.

Oct 31, 2019

Letters to the editor, October 24, 2019

NDP mistake In last week's City article "Pushing beyond the glass ceilings of BIPOC political representation," writer Julia-Simone Rutgers raises the good point: in all four Metro ridings, there has only ever been a "smattering" of racialized candidates, and none ran for the major parties in Monday's federal election.

Oct 24, 2019