James Hughes, editor of 'Ending Homelessness in Canada: The Case for Homelessness Prevention'

The stories behind community Christmas trees made of lobster traps, in Barrington & Toney River NS

Donald Trump says, "Tariffs are the greatest thing ever invented." JP Deveau has a more nuanced take.

A "memory map" of Halifax compares the buildings on the peninsula in 1878, to see what's still standing

The Spinbusters on what the parties are promising, and whether it lines up with Nova Scotia's priorities

Remembering Sergeant (Ret'd) Tyson Bowen -- his life, his service, and his efforts to help other veterans

Veteran run organization, UTIMUS, focuses on getting newcomers qualifications to join the workforce

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Ted Barris on a hundred years of the Royal Canadian Air Force

Debbie Eisan and Jeff Purdy reflect on Indigenous Veterans Day

Winter Moons celebrates the unsung heroism of L'nu women and two-spirit ceremony keepers at Neptune Theatre

Duel citizen and expat Nova Scotian Bruce Evans explains why he's relieved Donald Trump won

Independent defence analyst Ken Hansen on what's at stake for Canada in a Trump 2.0 presidency

Colin Woodard draws on colonial history to shed light on who put Trump back in power, and why

Xandú: Honouring Our Ancestors, is the latest exhibit on display at NSCAD's Treaty Gallery

Leonard Cohen biography by fan and friend Christophe Lebold now translated into English

Delegation to commemorate fallen Indigenous veterans and Canadian service members heading to Belgium

From heartfelt to absurd, a sample of songs about Donald Trump and Kamala Harris

Barbie is a leatherback sea turtle with an appetite for lion's mane jellyfish, and for adventure

Even if Trump loses, will Trumpism (some would say fascism) remain part of the US political landscape?

Pictou County held its first grief cafe last month