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Recent Posts:

• Environmentalists say logging companies are rushing clearcuts near Lake Deception before new forest regulations come into effect
• Bad news for local journalism
• Steal Away Home: Eddie Carvery’s protest and the value of Black life
• A place with islands to give away
• Northern Pulp owes the province $85 million
• Mining for (public) dollars
• Physician assistants? It shouldn’t be that hard. Really
• The Design Review Committee just chucked the HRM By Design rules out the window; now let’s pretend the Centre Plan matters
• AirBnBs increase housing costs for everyone, says urban planning prof
• Secrecy is a feature, not a bug
• HRM women: Hell no, we don’t want a stadium
• Ukrainian corruption and the Canso spaceport
• Waiting for Fitch: the much-delayed consultant’s report you may never get to see in full
• The Climate Emergency
• The long, bizarre, and costly journey of the knife used to convict Glen Assoun
• Street checks: there’s not much hope for change
• Drink lead, kid
• It’s Living Wage Week!
• Windsor Halloween display opens generational wounds of racist violence
• Are anti-vaxxers meeting with your MLA?
• Maritime Launch Services and its private/public servants
• Truly, no one much takes this supposed climate emergency seriously
• Whose deaths matter?
• The Halifax Examiner subscription drive: what your support funds
• Birds of a feather attack together
• More jerks who pay less than a living wage
• “We need guts”
• Halifax in two acts: The Hotel Barmecide
• Tidal power update: new legislation clears way for three new projects, but a tidal power industry is still “decades” away
• The Crown attorneys are singing a new tune now that the Neoliberal state is attacking them
• Stephen McNeil and the Crowns: Magic realism meets reality
• Stephen McNeil’s austerity philosophy: if only everyone were paid less, we’d all be rich
• Nova Scotia government doubles down on gold mining
• UARB approves fracking explosives assembly site in West Hants
• Prisoners say they were denied their constitutional right to vote
• The Climate Emergency
• Point, Click, Evict
• City still ridin’ the stadium train
• Feeling the sting of first-past-the-post
• Roy Building to rich woman: You’ve defaulted on your condo purchase. Rich woman to The Roy: You’ve got a substandard, incomplete building
• Shawn Cleary wants to ban bull riding in Halifax
• Stephen McNeil’s Collective Bargaining Game
• From the inside: I’m a prisoner and I vote
• Street checks are banned. Now what?
• Nature Trust fills in the “gap” of the Blue Mountain – Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness
• The Halifax police department is going to great lengths to prevent you from knowing how Glen Assoun was wrongfully convicted
• Want $65,000? Just write a letter!
• Joan Kuyek: Our job is to take our governments back from the mining interests
• Mice will play when crane removal delayed
• Nova Scotia Power wants 1.5% rate increases for each of the next three years
• Tomorrow, a ship carrying wood chips from Sheet Harbour will arrive in Rizhao, China. That’s terrible news for Nova Scotia’s forests
• Don’t fence me in: adventures in city de- and re-construction
• Gold fever is coming to Halifax
• The curtain falls on this year’s ferry follies… but there’s always next year
• Police misconduct is the inevitable result of the lack of accountability
• The Climate Emergency
• Remembering the dead
• The Macdonald Bridge “Blanket Girl” speaks: I’m 17 years old, and people are threatening to kill me
• “You will not wake up”
• Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia condemns funding plan for proposed stadium
• Stories of the dead at Camp Hill Cemetery
• Halifax Mayor Mike Savage recognizes “Wrongful Conviction Day” but takes no action on the wrongful conviction his city is responsible for
• Pictou Landing First Nation to Stephen McNeil: Honour the Boat Harbour Act and No Pipe in the Strait
• We need to stop incarcerating pregnant people
• The perils of being progressive
• Government moves slowly, except when it moves lightning fast
• Cold storage was going to save N.S. in 1926
• The Cory Taylor case: Nova Scotia’s racist context and cops investigating cops
• The Halifax stadium proposal: private profit for Anthony Leblanc, socialized risk for the public
• The stadium proposal hijacks the real need for recreation and sports facilities
• Neither the Town Clock nor the Citadel Hill fortress have working sprinkler systems or fire hydrants
• If we build it, will they come?
• Would you like to buy a stadium?
• Cheques for mining propaganda, but not for corporate registry
• The climate emergency: Why it’s time to ditch the language of economic growth
• “Choices made now are critical”
• Elizabeth May and the Greens reject Nova Scotia’s negotiated settlement to keep coal plants open until 2040
• Council votes in favour of report on taxi appeals committee
• The ban on uranium exploration and mining is safe – for now
• Imagine Spring Garden Road where everyone looks the same
• “Who speaks for the mainland moose and Canada warbler?” asks judge
• What did Halifax’s new police chief Dan Kinsella learn in Hamilton?
• Watch Mayor Mike Savage and HRM councillors’ chucklefest with Atlantic Gold
• What to do about Justin?
• Child care workers go round and round with bus complaints
• Photos of Trudeau in Blackface don’t surprise Black people; we live this racist reality
• “Neoliberal bullshit” basic income
• The Centre Plan is a colossal waste of time, money, public attention, newsprint, and reporter energy
• Board looks to expand police data collection to identify race-based patterns in all police stops
• The provincial government is thinking about using bogus “carbon offsets”
• The Great Dorian Disconnect of 2019
• Killing Patient Zero: how a 1970s-era Halifax man was blamed for the AIDS crisis
• Glen Assoun will receive early compensation
• Nova Scotia needs to adapt to the new reality of stronger and more frequent hurricanes
• Power is still out for thousands, and the power outage map is sowing confusion
• Puppygate: After being arrested for animal cruelty and threatened with jail, a Dartmouth man wants his dogs back from the SPCA
• The never-ending search for enlightenment and murderous Icelandic models
• The company hired to build and maintain the city’s sucky website is going out of business
• Politicians criticizing Israel: When 2019 becomes 1984 all over again
• Dealing with Dalhousie’s past