Strikers wielded signs that read “Fight the fees,” and “Divestment now.” NSCAD student union president Ziggy Kirch chanted into a megaphone, and the people echoed back. Some of the chants were “This ...

Halifax playwright and filmmaker Tara Taylor says cuts to arts funding in Nova Scotia will affect Black creatives across the ...

Atlantic Humanitarian Relief was founded in 2013, initially focused on Syrian refugees in Jordan. The organization expanded ...

caption Grace Strange poses inside Encore, Hospice Halifax’s thrift store in the North End on Feb. 4. She also worked at the store's previous location in Lower Sackville. Two months after the Halifax ...

caption During public participation at the Feb. 11 budget committee, Mayor Andy Fillmore listens to an HRM citizen express concerns about the cost of the AAA bikeway network. Halifax regional council ...

Budget cuts to national historic sites across Nova Scotia could reduce programming and staffing levels for visitors this summer, according to Parks Canada documents. The agency is facing a 15 per cent ...

caption Halifax musician Aquakultre will release his fourth album, 1783, on Friday. The album highlights communities of Black Loyalist and Black refugee descent in Nova Scotia. Lance Sampson, ...

caption This sign advertises 3-bedroom apartment in a house in South End Halifax. From free parking to no down payment, and even one month of free rent, some property managers and landlords are ...

Nova Scotia’s craft beer industry is hanging in there. Despite breweries closing Canada-wide at record rates, the number of breweries in Nova Scotia held steady, increasing by 1.9 per cent in 2025, ...

caption Maria Medioli, executive director of the Department of Opportunities and Social Development’s disability support program and Lora Church, executive director of Nova Scotia Community Living ...

Casino Nova Scotia is relocating to Dartmouth, leaving questions about what will replace the space it’s held on the Halifax waterfront for 25 years. The new casino facility in Dartmouth Crossing — ...

caption A woman pours a beer at the Split Crow Pub in Halifax, in this 2024 photo. Dry January is now a bit easier to follow, as one Halifax bar offers non-alcoholic beverages. As many Canadians sober ...