The singer and educator says it is the job of Indigenous people “to teach, not to scold” others about Canada’s painful history of Aboriginal relations. Continue reading →

The session was organized by students and led by harm reduction experts who work for the Nova Scotia Health Authority. Continue reading →

Eric Oliver of Dalhousie University in Halifax, who led the research, says it found that annual marine heatwave days have increased by 54 per cent from 1925 to 2016. Continue reading →

The study found that 61 per cent of Canadians say there were fewer than 50 food recalls in Canada during 2017. There were actually 155. Continue reading →

The school’s board of governors is scheduled to vote on the budget in June. Continue reading →

Younger Canadians are far more likely to be vegetarians or vegans than older generations, according to a survey that a researcher says is among the first of its kind. Continue reading →

A Halifax-born former child prodigy has proven he can do just about anything with a piece of paper. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced in December 2016 that the businesswoman turned civil libertarian will become one of the few Canadian women to be celebrated on the face of her country’s currency. Continue reading →

Local basketball coach Lance Sparks, who is black, was at Dartmouth High School when he was alerted to the offensive word written on the hood of his car. Continue reading →

According to Florizone, at 12:35 a.m. Thursday, the school’s security services were alerted to a piece of anti-black graffiti on a stairwell of the fourth floor of the Student Union Building.    Continue reading →