Halifax Magazine

Roundup: Rankin lifting N.B. traveller restrictions, Tories boot Smith-McCrossin, residential school death toll climbs, Ottawa offers millions for housing, lobster research centre upgrading

Trevor J. AdamsJune 25, 2021

Plus: Leaders by nature—Kareina D'Souza uses the great outdoors to help women of colour overcome boardroom culture and hold leadership roles in Halifax ...

Roundup: RCMP finally ends illegal blockade, another COVID school case, Inverness man pleads guilty to sex charges, Mahone Bay nixes wildlife feeding ban, arson rampage in Pictou Co.

Trevor J. AdamsJune 24, 2021

Plus: After another horrific discovery in Western Canada, people worry what researchers will find at the Shubenacadie residential school site...

Tick terror

Krisi MarplesJune 23, 2021

Author Brian Owens wants to help Atlantic Canadians learn about Lyme disease and its dangers...

Roundup: Restrictions for N.B. travellers spark anger, Mahone Bay’s new fire station cost climbs by $1M, Guysborough rolls out new alert system, big lotto win for New Glasgow couple

Trevor J. AdamsJune 23, 2021

Plus: As reopening disputes simmer, Nova Scotia tallies two more COVID-19 deaths...

Blowing bubbles

Janet WhitmanJune 22, 2021

The Rankin government draws heat for modifications to the reopening plan that force New Brunswick travellers to quarantine...

Leaders by nature

Ameeta VohraJune 22, 2021

Kareina D'Souza uses the great outdoors to help women of colour overcome boardroom culture and hold leadership roles in Halifax ...

Roundup: 83 active COVID cases, protecting piping plovers, C.B. author’s horse tale a bestseller, expert advice for first-time campers

Trevor J. AdamsJune 21, 2021

Plus: With a legal challenge looming, the Rankin government moves to end its anti-protest injunction...

Rankin government ending its anti-protest injunction

Janet WhitmanJune 18, 2021

The sweeping court order gave police broad powers arrest protestors, or anyone breaking public health gathering limits...

Roundup: Gov spending $3.3M on Bedford ferry plans, COVID update, university sports returning, running to fight cancer, upgrades for South Shore care homes

Trevor J. AdamsJune 18, 2021

Plus: An infamous race riot—Dorothy Grant looks back at when a violent mob rampaged through the city, attacking Chinese Canadians...

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