In our interview, Filipp told me he was inspired to research work on restrictive grocery covenants in part by the Examiner’s ...
Given the importance of the AI data centre discussion, the Halifax Examiner‘s reporting on the issue is free for all to read.
Why am I paying for it?” {Shoplifters may have thought this, but they were more likely to be boosting porn than a German newspaper.) By the time I got to Metropolitan News it was already in decline ...
Savvy shoppers know they can save big on a loaf of bread at Dollarama. But at more than a dozen of the Quebec-based company’s stores in Nova Scotia, there’s no bread on the shelves. Those stores have ...
The proposed bill has triggered a series of labour union protests across the country.
Data centres are the next big thing that will make Nova Scotia great again. It may well be the next big thing, but without a proper environmental assessment, it certainly won’t make Nova Scotia great.
Today starts the Halifax Examiner’s November subscription drive. I’ve always been honest and transparent with readers about the Halifax Examiner’s financial situation, to the point of publishing our ...
Yvette d’Entremont is a bilingual (English/French) journalist and editor who enjoys covering health, science, research, and education. More by Yvette d'Entremont ...
Joan Baxter is one of 140 journalists from 39 media outlets across 27 countries working collaboratively on ‘Deforestation Inc,’ a project of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists ...
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