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CLEARWATER — Artist and community activist Lina Teixeira won a three-way race for Seat 5 on the City Council on March 15, overcoming an opponent who attempted to link her

It will never be environmentally sound to use two tonnes of materials to transport 100 kilos of human.

A new festival planned for June will help brand, and build on the fact, that there are multiple theater venues in downtown Port Huron.

A Coast-exclusive graphic story to mark the lifting of (almost) all COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia after nearly two years of pandemic limitations.

“The pandemic is not over” says Doctor Strang, as the province recommends everybody continue to practise distancing, gathering only in small groups and masking.

Open Door Centre calls itself a “healthy life choices centre” even though it’s on the list of anti-choice organizations in Nova Scotia.

It’s sad that young people are being sacrificed—sent to kill and be killed to protect billionaires’ interests.

From the life-saving power of Zoom to the pain of not being able to visit a dying parent, here are 10 stories to mark the second anniversary of COVID in NS.

It wasn't party politics that shaped a pair of elections in Oldsmar. Instead, a plan to encourage downtown development became the central campaign issue.

The three-speed bicycles, which weigh about 30 pounds, can be reserved via a QR code located at BrightBike docking stations and on the BrightBike app.