News 1. Reaction to delays at Muskrat Falls On Monday, Jennifer Henderson reported on more delays at Muskrat Falls and how that will almost certainly mean a hike in Nova Scotians’ power bills. Today, Henderson got reaction from political leaders after she sent out this question to all three parties: What action would your party […]
About Suzanne Rent
Weekend File, August 6, 2022
All the articles we published from August 2 to 5.
Welcome to Weekend File, with links to all the articles you might have missed last week. Jump to the days: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Tuesday, August 2 1. Morning File: A history of arbourcide Tim Bousquet was thinking about trees after someone broke into the Halifax Public Gardens last week and girdled 30 […]
The real meaning of aging well
Morning File, Thursday, August 4, 2022
News 1. ‘Your Doctors Online’ app giving Nova Scotians quick primary care access I’ve never heard of the Your Doctors Online app, but as Yvette d’Entremont reports, apparently some Nova Scotians have and they’re using it. d’Entremont spoke with Debbie Smith ,who used it to get an appointment for her daughter after they were treated […]
Throwaway thoughts on throwaway cameras
Morning File, Wednesday, August 3, 2022
News 1. Halifax preparing police as People’s Park residents stay put We’ve known for nearly two months that, despite what Halifax councillors have previously promised, and fears of a repeat of last summer’s chaos, police would eventually be involved again in evicting people camping on public land. It was just a matter of time. That […]
Weekend File, July 30, 2022
All the articles we published from July 25 to 29.
Welcome to Weekend File, with links to all the articles you might have missed last week. Jump to the days: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday, July 25 1. Will the mass casualty commission report even matter? Last week, Examiner editor Tim Bousquet asked ‘What’s the point of the Mass Casualty Commission?’ In […]
Historical society hopes to restore cemetery in former Black community in Guysborough County
The name Birchtown is often associated with the community just outside of Shelburne that was was the largest settlement of Black Loyalists in North America. But another community named Birchtown, this one in Guysborough County, has a historical society there looking up stories of its past and with a goal of restoring its now grown […]
The perks of not waiting around for anyone
Morning File, Thursday, July 28, 2022
News 1. Chender, Churchill concerned shelving art gallery could mean cuts, delays for other projects On Wednesday, Premier Tim Houston announced that the new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia project for the Halifax waterfront was being put on indefinite hold. The announcement was made in a news release. “We value the arts and want to make […]
New Art Gallery of Nova Scotia project put on hold
The new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia planned for the Halifax waterfront is now on hold indefinitely. The announcement was made in a news release on Wednesday afternoon. “We value the arts and want to make sure there is a home for art to be shared and displayed in our province,” Premier Tim Houston said […]
New awareness campaign encourages neighbours, friends, family to speak up about domestic violence
A new public awareness campaign recently released by the Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women aims to teach Nova Scotians about the ways in which they can help anyone who might be experiencing domestic violence. The campaign called Neighbours, Friends, and Family consists of four educational videos and three downloadable brochures. Using […]
Weekend File, July 23, 2022
All the articles we published from July 17 to 22
Welcome to Weekend File, where you’ll find all the articles you might have missed last week. Jump to the days using these links: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday, July 17 1. Lisa Banfield and the search for ‘truth’ “Cross-examination isn’t the only valid — or always best — truth-seeking method for […]
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