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from Councillor Kathryn Morse CONSTRUCTION TO START ON DUTCH VILLAGE ROAD The much-anticipated Dutch Village Road redevelopment project will begin in spring. Construction will start at the south intersection of ...

Mark Boudreau pulls up in a late model Toyota wrapped in Conservative Party colours and parks in a conspicuous location in a quiet residential neighbourhood in Halifax’s west end. He ...

A Vision for Inclusive Growth, Housing Solutions, and Efficient Governance in HRM Hello, my name is Andy Fillmore and I am running for Mayor of HRM. As a city planner ...

Black people experience structural discrimination on a daily basis, known as Anti-Black Racism (ABR), everywhere they go. Prejudice, discriminating attitudes, unfavorable ideas, stereotyping, and other overt or covert forms of ...

Emancipation Day is a significant and solemn occasion that invites us to consider the long and agonizing history of slavery in addition to the current fight for equality and freedom. ...

Tim Houston, Premier of Nova Scotia Nova Scotians deserve access to healthcare when and where they need it. Now there are more ways to access care than ever before. You ...

Tim Houston, Premier of Nova Scotia When I talk to Nova Scotians about healthcare, I often hear two things: Nova Scotians are open to new ways to receive primary care ...

Councillor Kathryn Morse KESHEN GOODMAN OPENING IN LATE SPRING The renovations at Keshen Goodman Library are progressing well. The spaces are being reorganized and will include a teen computer room ...

By Rafah DiCostanzo, MLA In the last legislative session, I was thrilled to see several ideas that  I have advocated for  included in this year’s provincial budget. As  I have ...

By Hon. Lena Metlege Diab, Member of Parliament Happy Spring to all! I want to extend my warmest wishes for a happy and joyous month: To Christians who just celebrated ...