Approaching its 100th birthday, an age-old debate about what to do with the Halifax Forum is once again heating up.

The abrupt move by Kash Patel, the bureau’s director, came as President Trump was ramping up his attacks on the country.

Property investors have discovered that getting rid of tenants is very good business

"I find it pretty egregious when you have a multinational REIT with investors all over Canada or the world who essentially are making their money from renting out low-income apartments."

AI researchers, Ivy League professors, and at least one winner of the MacArthur “genius” grant will move to Canada from the U.S. with funds from the federal government’s research chair program.

"Protecting workers from heat-related hazards is an important workplace safety issue."

Midstream capacity—the conversion of raw lithium-bearing ore into battery-grade or defence-grade materials—remains the critical gap.

Maps, Guides & 360° Virtual Tours. Hiking, Biking & Paddling Near Halifax, Nova Scotia

June event details; 2 HRM active transportation surveys; Family MTB rides, HCC's Learn to Ride series; and a Bikey book review.

And why we need to reject Danielle Smith’s referendum questions.

The Annapolis Valley Regional Library announced the changes Monday after months of sounding the alarm that their operations were on shaky financial footing.

By Bethan Bates. Shadow minister Peggy Sattler says Ford government is shifting costs to students while opening the door to more private partnerships.

While Canada may be clinging to fossil fuels, much of the world is moving on

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A group that advocates for trans health care says McGill University’s wellness hub is refusing to provide hormone replacement therapy to U.S. students under the age of 19 because of fears of repercuss...

The flood hazard portal allows Canadians to type in their address to find out the nature and level of flood risk to their home, or could do. But only if their province or territory opts in to the onli...

110 likes, 28 comments - kydraslittlelibrary on May 6, 2026: "Today was a really fucking hard day. Please remember to always advocate for your libraries and the people who work in them.".

The Coalition of Alberta Public Libraries (CAP Libraries) is strongly opposed to the proposed Bill 28, because it undermines free speech and expression, local decision-making, and the privacy of Alber...