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Group demands include disclosure and divestment of university funds from Israel

Updated May 12: Students unite in shared call for liberation of Palestine

Everything you need to know about HRM Council’s May 7, 2024 meeting

Five candidates running to replace current president Ryan Lutes when his term ends July 31

Dal insect scientist recommends three other ways to help

The winless Wanderers are left searching for answers after losing a CanChamp stunner to semi-pro CS Saint-Laurent.

Another strongly worded letter to the province

The HRM claims it wants to densify its urban core. So why is the bigger growth happening in the ‘burbs?

Written threats of potential explosive devices at schools investigated by police at Halifax West, Millwood High and Park West

From graveyard tours to mural stories to taking a walk “on the blind side,” here’s a look at all the free walking and biking tours in Halifax from May 4-5, 2024.

New podcast from King’s students tests three simple ways to help those who answer, “No.”

Halifax does evidence-based strategic planning that ignores evidence

Trauma therapist says taking accountability would be a great place for Barb Adams to start as she takes over as justice minister for the ousted Brad Johns amid gender-based violence controversy.

Want responsible government? You need to take action

Adding density and drinking in parks

Researchers, biologists and Indigenous communities are working to bring the plant species—and its benefits to healthy shorelines and carbon storage—back to Nova Scotia’s coastlines.

What Philadelphia’s basketball team can teach Haligonians

New CAO is fixing her department

The Canadian Premier League club fell 1-0 in last weekend’s season opener against Pacific FC.

As many as 375,000 cruise tourists will visit Halifax in 2024. But environmental groups say federal regulations still aren’t protecting Canada’s waters.

Analyzing the good, bad and otherwise in what is likely HRM council’s final one-year budget before it introduces a four-year cycle.

Bargaining with the province isn’t working as is, says union