Halifax speedcubing event attracts young and old
Eighty participants competed in six categories at the event
Eighty participants competed in six categories at the event
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
Steph McNamara evokes a spectrum of emotions in her play, raising funds to open a retreat for neurodivergent people.
Joan Baxter has owned an electric vehicle for two years but says charging stations aren't always available in rural Nova Scotia.
Parks Nova Scotia designates the island as exclusively for day-use purposes.
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
Band releases music video for new song Silent in my Car
24 artists contributed work to show about food
Helen Fong is teaching students to find camaraderie and inner peace through laughter
Dementia experts hold open forum to discuss recent findings
Reporting on sexual violence is not just about interviewing with caution. It is, and always will be, more than that
Advocating for accessibility in the newsroom
The threat of generative AI imagery compels photojournalists to assert ethics expertise and newsrooms to build trust with audiences
Renovations aim to allow more residential and public space
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Proposed increase in policing budget not welcomed by most speakers at meeting
Town hall holds discussion on plans to make city more accessible
Volunteers, officials excited about economic, social benefits of trials
Journalists from minority groups often face additional challenges when reporting on their communities.
Dartmouth mall opens merch store for Woody the Talking Christmas Tree