I started reading Tim Bousquet’s Morning Files just about from the start. I remember thinking that no one in the province was saying what he was saying. Then El Jones started writing for the Examiner and I thought no one in the province was saying what she was saying. I also remember saying to myself, […]

News 1. Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia converting Dartmouth hotel to supportive housing for 65 people Zane Woodford reports on the news that the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia is buying Travelodge Suites in Dartmouth and converting it to supportive housing for about 65 people. Woodford writes: AHANS is buying the Travelodge Suites […]

News 1. Halifax’s new appeals committee grants one convicted cabbie a new licence, denies another Zane Woodford had a busy day on Wednesday. He was at the Halifax’s License Appeal Committee meeting where one taxi driver convicted of a criminal offence got his licence back, while another will have to stay off the road. The […]

News 1. Muskrat Falls power delivery delayed again This item is written by Tim Bousquet. One day, power from the Muskrat Falls hydro project in Labrador will provide a big chunk of Nova Scotia’s renewably generated electricity. But that day keeps getting pushed into the future. The latest delay comes thanks to a glitch in […]