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A woman sitting with her arms crossed smiling at the camera. There is a garden with leaves and flowers behind her.

Growing your own crops can help increase food security, according to gardening expert

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 16-09-2022
A woman is holding up a paper, there is construction work in the background on her house. She is wearing a jean jacket with her hair tied.

Halifax tenant wins legal battle against landlord’s attempts to evict her

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 16-09-2022
Three authors sit in chairs and address a crowd of people

Some of Canada’s top authors set to shine at Lunenburg Literary Festival

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 15-09-2022
Five band members sitting with vintage looking clothes looking at the camera. There is a blue plain background behind them.

The Sheepdogs rock band are returning to Halifax with their latest album

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 15-09-2022
Rendering of Queens Daycare expansion

Queens Daycare looking for ECEs to match capacity at expanding facility

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 13-09-2022
A black and white screenshot of the Employment Insurance page on the Government of Canada website

Qualifying hours for employment insurance to drastically increase on September 24

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 12-09-2022
Canadian cash lying on a table. There are two five dollar bills and a few coins.

Report calls for minimum wage to meet living wage around $20/hour

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 09-09-2022
Photo of a logo that says John Howard Society of Nova Scotia in blue letters. The background is white.

Society receives 1 million in supportive housing for men exiting correctional facilities

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 08-09-2022
A series of photos of items available at an artisan retail shop

Former Liverpool innkeeper follows passion, opens new retail shop

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 07-09-2022
photo of a graphic brain scan showing the untreated regions of the brain, and the ablated region.

$4.8 million in new project grants will help Dalhousie researchers battle brain cancer

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 06-09-2022