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New course teaches power, politics, empathy through popular role-playing game

The Journey So Far is “many shows together,” and up for another month

Former board members create expert advisory group to work cooperatively with environmental officials and fellow experts

Homelessness continues unabated as political failure continues

Pros vs. cons make living like a student a great option for travellers

A same-sex couple were attacked with homophobic slurs and then with fists and feet. This is how the investigation has been handled so far.

‘Third Elbow’ bends painting, portals, planes of perception and disappears July 14

This could “set a precedent for other universities in Canada to do so as well”

Highlights include higher pay for subs, more marking and prep time, more school supports

Stepping Stone’s new facility offers transitional housing, but what happens when there is nowhere to transition to?

Universities are places "to engage in intellectual debate and discussion”

CUPE school support workers “very disappointed and frustrated” at being left out of provincial conversation on school violence

Halifax’s re-envisioned format for Canada Day offers a variety of new and refreshed cultural and musical events for the whole family

NSTU president says when it comes to school safety program, the province is leaving teachers on an island to figure things out themselves

Virtually no benefits to tenants while landlords have plenty to gain

Treaty Education team is all about “Maw Kina'masultinej,” meaning “Let's learn together”

HRM’s new director of public works says other cities doing safety right are “cheating”

Everything you need to know about HRM council’s June 18, 2024 meeting

Municipal elections are scheduled for Oct. 19, 2024. Here’s a reminder of HRM’s new electoral boundaries

Police surveys, reports and budget process updates

Jarvis Googoo posts daily educational digests for those living in Nova Scotia Mi’kmaki

City plans updates to how it makes the sausage of governance

Despite institutions “dragging their feet” on students’ demands

800 women packed the Halifax Convention Centre for the eighth edition of the Wonder Women conference presented by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce