Short-term gain is all that matters.
Halifax auditor general: Only 51% of recommendations implemented last year
“That’s not good enough,” HRM auditor general Andrew Atherton told Halifax regional council’s audit and finance standing committee on Wednesday.
Halifax, Dartmouth may get new, expanded heritage districts under proposed changes for housing funding
Halifax regional council’s heritage committee approved proposed changes in planning strategies required under Housing Accelerator Fund.
Babes in the Dartmouth wood: The story of Jane Elizabeth and Margaret Meagher
There are monuments in Woodlawn Cemetery and on Melancholy Mountain for the young girls who died in April 1842.
Nova Scotia finance minister’s picks and pans of federal budget
Allan MacMaster shared his first impressions in a briefing with journalists shortly after the document was introduced in Ottawa on Tuesday.
Did Premier Tim Houston promise a spring bear hunt to hunting groups before he was elected? One outfitter says he did
The claims are made in an email sent to Houston on June 28, 2023, obtained by the Halifax Examiner through a Freedom of Information (FOIPOP) request.
The latest non-announcement on coastal protection
After opting to do essentially nothing, the government wants you to know it really, really cares.
The peaceful, contented, and fascinating members of the Dull Women’s Club
“Ordinary, peaceful lives are beautiful, too.”
$191 million worth of questions for Nova Scotia Power, the province, the UARB, and the public
Who’ll be on the hook for $191 million depends on pending decisions by Nova Scotia’s Utility and Review Board.
Metabolism plays critical role in reducing frailty risk in older adults, study says
Dalhousie University researchers found a clear link between frailty and metabolic health/dysfunction in older adults.