Opinion

So much death, too little information.

For city hall, the gasoline crisis is an opportunity to break the chicken-egg cycle of poor transit and car reliance by getting drivers to try the bus.

Bell Let’s Talk may have good intentions, but the execution could use some work.

Sure, electric vehicles are important, but questioning car culture in order to reduce private automobile use is what the planet really needs.

An open letter to Halifax Regional Council about the police violence last week.

Five simple steps to improve our democracy and build a better government.

Long Lake needs to be open to swimmers, to kayakers, to the community.

It is only getting harder for this country to pretend to be what it claims to be.

A descendant of residential school survivors says both Indigenous people and settlers are struggling with how to move forward.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association protests the way these protesters were treated.

When violence and trauma travel through digital networks, it’s our responsibility to make solidarity and resistance travel the same way.

The big things like the thrill of a band starting an encore, but also the many little things.

The government puts the piping plover on license plates, but will it help the plovers on our beaches?

Five Haligonians share their experiences with anti-Asian racism in our city.

The Portapique shooting has exposed the damage white, male entitelement can do.

Life is truly fine in Nova Scotia. It’s imploding elsewhere.

“Every overdose is a policy failure.”

Speaking for The Coast: We're proud to be a founding member of the new indie media org.

Any level of government can take charge on health care and harm reduction.

Not just a financial commodity.