A community group in Nova Scotia is actively fostering the connections between cricket, shared cultural heritage, and identity as the sport explodes in popularity.

As the gospel says, "do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing so that your giving may be in secret."

This job proved to me how important it is for a fish to leave the ocean and see how big it is.

This job proved to me how important it is for a fish to leave the ocean and see how big it is.

Chris Catherine Cochrane, a Black trans activist and drag performer who also goes by the stage name Elle Noir, said the medal “no longer reflects" her thoughts.

The YMCA of Greater Halifax/Dartmouth awarded her its Peace Medal for equity, diversity and inclusion on Nov. 19, and rescinded it on Nov. 27.

We're better at understanding the health effects of drinking, but there's still work to be done to understand the larger dangers to all of us.

Ingram Action Group is providing a community platform to turn opposition to planned clearcutting into meaningful action.

According to Health Canada, the immediate effects of wildfire smoke lead to approximately 240 deaths and $1.8 billion in health care expenses annually.

A climate catastrophe is imminent, and it's written on the wall, but money and power have a strong ability to obscure the facts.

A new campaign is urging Canadians to call or write their MPs to vote yes on the proposed legislation.

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Najlaa Alzaanin's family has been facing bombing, displacement, and starvation in Gaza for two years.

Friday was the first match day of the Davis Cup tie between Israel and Canada at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax.

Friday was the first match day of the Davis Cup tie between Israel and Canada at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax.

Nathan Kalman-Lamb, a staunch supporter of the Palestinian cause, said his stance against the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the Davis Cup event in Halifax has made him "many enemies."

We interviewed various Jewish voices in Nova Scotia to try and better understand their perspectives on interfaith harmony, religious intolerance, Jewish heritage, and the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The Halifax Workers' Action Centre is conducting free workshops as part of a new workplace justice program intended to educate and empower precarious workers to demand better protections.

In recognition of Olugu Ukpai's services, Halifax Mayor Andy Filmore declared March 20, 2025, as Random Goodness Act of Kindness Day and April 25, 2025 as Malaria Disease Awareness Day in Halifax Regi...

Sherri Borden Colley's lawyer Asaf Rashid said he found it 'alarming' the corporate security investigator had no clear knowledge about racial profiling before she began investigating the case.

For Women's History Month, we are profiling inspiring women in Nova Scotia who have overcome significant challenges to carve out their careers.

Einat Gerlitz and Tal Mitnick are at the forefront of a growing youth movement in Israel, defying the military occupation and fighting for Palestinian liberation

He believes Canadians will not be affected by Trump's anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant sentiment.