caption Jean-Mari Hattingh is a South African student at Dalhousie University, balancing her studies and her part-time job as a dog walker and a server to manage the high tuition fees and living costs ...

International undergrad students in Canada pay more than five times the rate of tuition charged to domestic students: StatCan ...

International undergrad students in Canada pay more than five times the rate of tuition charged to domestic students: StatCan ...

caption Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant exterior sign at the corner of Birmingham and Morris Streets in Halifax’s historic Schmidtville district. In the heart of downtown Halifax, tucked along a ...

The Signal is produced by senior journalism students at the University of King’s College in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada ...

caption Many different kinds of products are available at NSLC cannabis outlets. This is a menu of limited seasonal cannabis products. For Jamie Raybould, cannabis products serve as both a healthier ...

caption Ron Stewart was an emergency physician who was born in Nova Scotia, practised in the U.S. and became the province's health minister in the 1990s. Ron Stewart’s extraordinary career spanned ...

Ally Bowes and Ariel Mackenzie hosted The Signal’s yearend livestream from Evergreen Festival at the Halifax waterfront. Ariel spoke with a festival organizer who explained how the event builds ...

caption Left: “Mini Veggie Pizza with Vegetables and Fruit” as advertised on the NS Lunch signup page. Right: The same meal, brought home from school uneaten. Nova Scotia’s new school lunch program is ...

caption People walk down Spring Garden, one of Halifax's busiest streets. Businesses are operating on reduced capacity, and patrons must wear masks. Retail sales in Canada dropped six per cent from ...

There hasn’t been a lot to cheer about in moose country on the ice this season. Still, fans of the Halifax Mooseheads have been pouring into the Scotiabank Centre, averaging nearly 8,000 a game. Fans ...

It’s a typical Monday morning for Dominic Plaskota. He gets to the newsroom, coffee in hand, and sits down at his desk. He opens his laptop to ten different emails, meeting requests pop up on the ...