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As wildfires continue to burn around Nova Scotia — destroying homes and businesses just outside of Halifax and in Shelburne County — many property owners will soon be turning to their insurance providers for help.
A series of artworks created by students from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design is now on display at the Victoria General Hospital in Halifax.
A Halifax artist who is queer and disabled is working to make markets more inclusive and accessible for people like her.
Experts say signs of plants springing to life in Nova Scotia because of relatively warm winter temperatures is likely no cause for concern.
Posted: Apr 29, 2021 3:11 PM AT | Last Updated: April 29 Tim Manuel was one of 15 people to take the male supervisor training pilot program, Leadership for Today's World, in January 2021.(Submitted by Tim Manuel) A program from YWCA Halifax is aiming to create more inclusive workplaces for women in skilled trades by training the people who can have a large impact — male supervisors. Fewer than five per cent of electricians, carpenters and automotive technicians are women but Miia Suokonautio, executive director of YWCA Halifax, says she hopes that will change. "Male supervisors have...