Tim Houston’s government continues to boast that their housing plan is working. But the story changes weekly and Nova Scotians who are trying to buy, downsize or save for their first home have more questions than answers.
Our Canadian world politics lately have reminded me of the old-fashioned bully on the playground. The big guy – usually not the brightest guy – uses his size, strength and intimidation to harass the...
There comes a time in every family when somebody decides they need a little space. For Canada, that apparently means looking across the Atlantic and asking Europe: “So... how serious are you about this...
New report exposes property tax system stacked against small businesses Small businesses across Atlantic Canada are paying a built-in property tax premium simply because their property is used for business, finds a new report...
With Labour Day arriving soon, it is necessary that we keep in mind the importance of care for workers. And who better to scold us into such compassion is none other than that beacon of morality and...
We can now edit a baby’s genes before birth to counter life-threatening conditions like Huntington’s disease and cystic fibrosis, so can someone please tell me why we still have to suffer the indignity of the Johnny shirt...
PHR-OpEd-L-LiberalAffordability-SEPT9 As the fall session of the legislature begins on Sept. 8, the Nova Scotia Liberal caucus will make affordability a central focus of the sitting, bringing forward legislation aimed at helping Nova Scotians...
Labour Day is an opportunity to recognize the contributions of workers across Nova Scotia and to reflect on the importance of safe, healthy and respectful workplaces.This year also marks an important milestone: one year ago, Nova Scotia’s...
The days are getting noticeably shorter, and the evenings are certainly cooler. It seems almost overnight that we’ve gone from long, warm summer days to reaching for a sweater as the sun begins to set.
There are certain things in life you assume are permanent. Death. Taxes. Traffic at the Canso Causeway. The fact that Tim Hortons will somehow be full when you’re already late for work.




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