'Green means go, yellow means go like hell' is not a slogan for a functioning society.

The budget for 2026-2027 put forward by Premier Tim Houston is bad for Nova Scotians. It introduces devastating cuts to arts and culture, education, mental health, climate action, as well as critical ...

Move comes a day after a group questioned African Nova Scotian Affairs Minister Twila Grosse in Province House about cuts to a scholarship program for Black and African Nova Scotian students.

Your actions in the form of these budget cuts are mean and hateful and tell African Nova Scotians that we do not matter in the eyes of your government.

The Houston government has cut $309 million from grants it gives to community organizations and universities. You can read the entire 13-page list of cuts here. The Halifax Examiner would like to hear...

The Atlantic Publishers Marketing Association said Wednesday that publishers in the province received letters on Feb. 24 from the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage informing the...

Sam Altman notes that GenAI blurs the border between the authentic and the artificial, and this is the point: democracy cannot function without truth, reality, expertise, and facts, and the AI industr...

Eventually, fascism runs its course, just as the AI hype machine will. It's just a question of how much damage will be done before it's over.

In July 2025, following a campaign by the Australian anti-pornography organization Collective Shout and ensuing pressure from payment processors including Mastercard, Visa, PayPal and Stripe, videogam...

Join us for the launch and celebration of two new works: the anthology, Sex Work Today: Erotic Labor in the Twenty-First Century, and Cam Girls Wanted, a zine-memoir about webcamming in the early to m...

Casey & Diana opens on Friday April 25th, 2025 at Neptune Theatre’s Scotiabank Studio Theatre. The play, written by Canadian playwright Nick Green, was originally commissioned by the Stratford Festiva...