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• Long-listed for the 2013 Libris Canada’s Best Book of Nonfiction Award
• Winner of the Evelyn Richardson Award for Nonfiction 2013 East Coast Literary A...
• Winner of the
• Reader’s Choice Award (Spanish edition) from the Cuban Institute for the Book 20...
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• ( Arturo Lopez-Levy)
• Northern Pulp: planning the future five years too late
• ‘Tis the season to say something positive
• Calvin Lawrence: Black Panther Party’s ‘unlikely cub’
• Coming to terms with Gerald Regan’s complicated legacy
• Doctors’ deal within government’s public sector wage guidelines? Not really
• Physician assistants? It shouldn’t be that hard. Really
• Waiting for Fitch: the much-delayed consultant’s report you may never get to see...
• Whose deaths matter?
• Stephen McNeil and the Crowns: Magic realism meets reality
• Stephen McNeil’s Collective Bargaining Game
• The curtain falls on this year’s ferry follies… but there’s always next year
• The perils of being progressive
• If we build it, will they come?
• What to do about Justin?
• The Great Dorian Disconnect of 2019
• Politicians criticizing Israel: When 2019 becomes 1984 all over again
• Lloyd ‘I-know-nothing’ Hines knows nothing… still
• Who’s Tory now?
• When a healthcare crisis is an opportunity… for an “important milestone” moment ...
• What went wrong with MyHealthNS?
• The Assoun and the Furey
• Can we talk about Israel and the Palestinians? No?
• Going for the secrecy gold medal
• Who’s not telling the truth? Bay Ferries? The Nova Scotia government? US Border ...
• Don’t worry. Be happy. That’s only your tax dollars you see sinking
• Shelburne School for Boys: Good intentions gone wrong? Or…?
• The Sackville-Cobequid byelection: seeking meaning in the meaningless
• What if we just gave Americans cash to come to Nova Scotia?
• Crisis? What crisis? Just a(nother) ‘new (lack of) direction’ for healthcare
• Trying to crawl through a loophole on gender discrimination
• Ka-ching. Ka-ching. Your tax dollars at work covering government butt
• ‘This is North Preston:’ a story that ‘needs to be heard’
• A tale of two protests
• Health care crisis? What health care crisis?
• Who’s sorry now? Not the premier, not the justice minister, not the police
• Verdict without end
• Wilson-Raybould, Churchill? Evidence our legislative committee systems don’t wor...
• Stunting 101: The games Bay Ferries plays
• Back to the drawing board, Bill
• Clearwater wins. Again. Still. Always. And forever
• What would Andrew do? Jagmeet?
• Bobbleheaded Zach joins the public accounts follies
• Alex Richman: R.I.P.
• The Cat can’t come back… to Portland
• Now that the Fangless Five have become the Insensate Seven, it’s time for…?
• Encounter re-encountered, with lessons for today
• Health minister promises to fix long-term care, but offers no money to actually ...
• The Fang-less Five, the McNeil government and (un)accountability
• Hard conversations: why was ‘fantastic principal’ Lamar Eason suspended from his...
• Gerald Regan and the legacy of our #MeToo moment
• Shrubsall: Andy Fillmore’s challenge and opportunity
• Race in Nova Scotia: one small step forward, another giant leap into the past
• William Shrubsall: gambling on US justice, gambling on public safety
• Catherine Tully’s power to persuade vs government’s power to ignore
• The president versus the press. Or should that be the president thanks the press...
• Jen’s choice is no choice at all; why not?
• Let us eat cake
• Cannabis is still legal
• Why the pre-legalization crackdown on medical cannabis dispensaries?
• Do P-3 hospitals offer value for money spent? None of your business, says Stephe...
• Don’t tax the rich. They don’t pay. Uh… what?
• Stephen McNeil: Read his lips. Just don’t believe a word he says
• Rick Mehta: Acadia clarifies, commingles, confuses
• Rick Mehta: a firing offence or just offensive
• Christopher Garnier’s PTSD: right policy, wrong result, better outcome…
• Is NS Tory leader wannabe John Lohr Maxime Bernier in waiting?
• McNeil says there’s ‘lots’ of film activity; the facts tell a different story
• Health care crisis? Check. Leadership to solve it? Another question…
• The Yarmouth ferry subsidy? Still? Still more? Always…
• Outraged about Russian meddling in the US election? What about…?
• The gospel according to Mark (Lever)
• Canada’s border: Donald Trump stands on guard for he
• Schooling Shawn Cleary on journalism education
• Unpacking the contradictory Mr. Cleary
• Cannabis will soon be legal. Just don’t smoke it, or grow it, or enjoy it
• The Yates case: self-regulation or self-protection
• Ask no questions, get no answers… Mission accomplished
• Council to Armco: ‘Jump? How high, sir, how high…?’ ‘Good dog…’
• Hijacking ‘reasoned debate’ for right-wing noise at MSVU
• From Stephen McNeil’s ‘who me?’ to McInnes Cooper’s #metoo
• Politicians’ snake oil hopes and dreams meet economic, environmental reality
• The Liberals’ Fang-less Five, the data breach and the public interest
• Progress isn’t easy, and sometimes it isn’t
• United Way poverty report: ‘the system needs to change’
• The judge, the complaints and finding the balance between judicial independence ...
• Peter Munk, Clairtone and the Nova Scotia disconnection
• City council, the developer, and the deal that isn’t quite
• Stephen McNeil, the offshore windfall and the royal ‘we’
• When ‘freedom of speech’ is a code, not a value
• The Horne case: mumble-mouthed nothings from mealy-mouthed nobodies
• Memo to Stephen McNeil: beware teachers bearing frustration
• A jury of whose peers?
• Peter Stoffer: former MP, former hugger, accused groper
• Does Cornwallis matter? More than I thought
• PC party’s response to Baillie sexual harassment allegation: better but no gold ...
• Can we trust the Armoyans to act in the public interest? No, that’s what council...
• What if they created another immigration program and nobody came?
• When being poor equals poor parenting…
• The Desmond file: belatedly untangling the threads that led to a murder-suicide
• Doctor, doctor, who needs a doctor? 42,198 Nova Scotians and counting…
• Northern Pulp bullies Canada’s biggest bookstore chain, wins… and then loses
• The Mulroney Institute, St. Francis Xavier University and the honorary arms deal...
• How much health care could $10 million have bought — and why it didn’t
• UARB fails to protect whistle-blowers, punish wrong-doing bus company
• The Paradise Papers, the Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation and tax reform
• Winning, losing and Jamie Baillie
• Masuma Khan and the issue of freedom of speech
• Lyle Howe: a sad end to a sad case
• Tax reform: the Chicken Littles come home to roost
• Reparations raises the racism disconnect
• Beware businesses bearing bleats
• The politics of economics
• The Herald strike ends, how long will the bitterness linger?
• Are you better off? Discuss
• Bar Society says Lyle Howe should be disbarred, ordered to pay $500,000
• Name? Un-name? How about no name?
• Mark Lever’s sins against journalism
• The Herald strike is over. Now the hard part begins
• The Liberals’ $24.5-million Acadia University funding fandango
• Who’s going to fix our broken criminal justice system?
• The Lyle Howe case: guilty, but…
• The Chronicle Herald strike meets the ‘final option’
• Sears stiffs its staff while vulture capitalists profit. Discuss
• Mind your own business
• Is it always a bad idea to get government involved in journalism?
• Can a ‘white van driver’ be a terrorist? Discuss
• Stephen McNeil’s 20 per cent majority: a referendum on…?
• Wade Smith’s unfinished legacy: ‘It’s up to us…’
• Since none of the above is on the ballot…
• Four more years… but what might have been instead
• Are election campaigns any place to discuss serious issues?
• Making our economy ‘more human’ may be utopian, but it’s also necessary
• The younger French president, his older wife and… Amy Hood. Quelle difference?
• Will the next government finally end the 15-year persecution of Dr. Gabrielle Ho...
• Havana, Halifax and the state of democracy
• Lyle Howe and the bar society’s Plan B
• Can Mark Lever succeed where smarter, more experienced minds have failed? No
• The judge and the child abuse registry case: common sense among the Catch-22s
• Questioning the developer-donation-councillor connection ‘an insult to my integr...
• Who has the ear of the finance minister? Hint: not you
• Journalism: Banking on public broadcasting
• The way politics works — and doesn’t — in Nova Scotia
• The Lyle Howe case: ‘If you look hard enough…’
• Who is Lyle Howe? And why are so many people saying such nasty things about him?...
• Who is Lyle Howe? And why are so many people saying such nasty things about him?...
• Education: the Byzantine, bizarre and just plain nonsensical
• Stephen McNeil’s ‘right direction’ and his Chamber of Commerce cheerleaders
• Teachers say no thanks. So Stephen McNeil says…
• What Lies (Spanish edition) among 2016’s best selling titles in Cuba
• Schools, politics and the provincial thumb on the scale
• The teachers’ dispute: just another Monday in Chaos
• So what’s an un-built McMansion really worth? $119 million?
• Police street check data (also) shows we need more journalists, more news organi...
• CEO Compensation: Oops, you’ve been lapped again… and again
• Who is Joseph Boyden, and does the answer matter?
• Stephen McNeil: are Nova Scotians just parking their votes and keeping score?
• Teachers: light at the end of the tunnel? What tunnel?
• How the government chose to build two new schools in the ‘right’ place in the ri...
• The Ghomeshi verdict isn’t Marie Henein’s fault
• Media Coverage Of Fidel Castro’s Death Has Been Abysmally One-Sided
• Mark Never, Grant Machum and ‘Graham Dennis isn’t around to save you anymore’
• The publisher’s daughter
• Three takeaways from America’s fool’s game election
• The latest Gabrielle Horne travesty of justice
• ‘We found each other’
• Lindell Smith: more than a symbol
• Job one for the new council: end developer donations
• Voting for change, not electoral victory
• Development: now’s the time to ask
• Halifax council: time for change, but what? And how?
• We care… so why don’t we vote?
• Justice and the sad brutishness of real life
• League Misconduct
• Berry Good
• Is Halifax Needham why Stephen McNeil hasn’t called a general election?
• Kimber to judge Canada’s richest literary nonfiction prize
• What does Sobeys really regret?
• University, government, CEOs: let the students pay
• The Cat, the commitment and the costly complication
• Message from Fidel
• Trinity Law School: ‘discomforting’ our comfortable bar society
• Taxi sexual assaults: Is there too much focus on what women ‘can do’?
• Yarmouth ferry: We pay money, Portland makes money
• Do elections toll for us?
• Do teenage athletes playing for for-profit teams deserve the same protections as...
• We need to talk about Edward
• Film Noir… film no… no film
• Robertson’s independent facilitator’s report: independent? facilitator?
• P3s: Do we trust the McNeil government to act in our interest, or in the interes...
• Dr. Gabrielle Horne and the lessons not learned
• “Without haste but without pause”
• Journalism: From Howe to how-not-to
• Thanks Stephen, Darrell, Rodney, et al… for ‘The Donald’?
• Development: It’s time to talk
• Politics in Nova Scotia is getting interesting
• Is Joan Jessome most hated woman in Nova Scotia?
• Developers get to change rules, the rest of us not so much
• Fort McMurray: worst times, best moments
• Racism’s crime: ‘devaluing of self and others’
• Doctor dysfunction and the case of Gabrielle Horne
• Sarah Dennis apologizes… but ignores the reason she had to
• Stephen McNeil’s film dream — you have to (make) believe
• Why Bay Ferries wasn’t concerned, and why we should be
• Ghomeshi not guilty? How about “not proven”?
• We call suicide a preventable cause of death, but…
• How do you fairly determine how much elected officials should be paid?
• Gary Burrill: the politics of hope, or hope for politics
• The Chronicle Herald: Last one out turn out the lights?
• Nova Scotia Power is reporting its first outage of the morning… and other tales ...
• Jian Ghomeshi: Justice, the courts and the court of public opinion
• Seniors’ pharmacare? It’s past time for a national, universal pharmacare program
• Government’s Orwellian doublespeak on Pharmacare, the ‘balanced budget’ and the ...
• Film tax credits: a tale of two jurisdictions
• The Herald: on the downhill run to oblivion?
• The burning question: how to balance real risks with feeling safe
• AIMS takes aim at the future
• Stephen McNeil and collective bargaining: saving us to death
• Monday morning this and that
• Volvieron! One year later
• Stephen McNeil’s best laid plans…
• A Pearl by any other place?
• Unanswered questions: Shoppers shoplifting video, and what it shows… or doesn’t
• Andrew Younger hurtles to the hell of political oblivion
• Andrew Younger… gone too late
• Not so-strange bedfellows: the CTF and the CFIB and $8 billion in unpaid taxes
• Canada’s ‘worst deadbeat dad’ responds
• $2 million for consultants, more cuts for welfare recipients
• Our long national Harper nightmare may be over, but…
• Time for principled Conservatives to say ‘no more’ to Stephen Harper’s politics ...
• A statute of limitation on social media stupidity? Yes, please
• Stephen McNeil, the Miller contract and cavalier condescension
• New developments demand ‘exceptions’: where’s the public benefit?
• What a difference a minister makes
• All pain, no gain
• Spud Sabotage
• Guistino Di Celmo dies in Havana; Posada in car accident in Miami
• The Murder of Fabio Di Celmo
• This government brought to you by…
• How not to save a sinking ship
• Finance minister’s new approach sounds like more of the same public sector blami...
• Bad week for Nova Star; worse weeks to come for us
• Privatizing public services: electoral gain for economic pain
• The fascination of Flora
• Stephen McNeil thinks we need electoral reform; just don’t ask him to do anythin...
• Why haven’t we Evolved?
• Is that any way to start a discussion?
• The Happy Ending
• Who killed Mills Brothers?
• To keep grads in Nova Scotia, we have to first attract students
• Nova Scotia’s generational highway mega projects: an idea whose time has gone?
• Abolish the senate? Ask the people
• When the United Way stated the obvious, the CFIB hit the fan
• So long, Peter, we knew you too well
• Dal’s dentistry scandal: one more footnote in a seismic social and gender transf...
• Corporate charity: who is it good for? Them…
• Some assembly required
• Principle v power and the NDP: discuss
• CBC Nova Scotia’s Halifax election financing database: lessons learned
• Marco… meet John and John; AIMS… meet hypocrisy
• The film tax fandango: saving pennies, losing the future
• Panama, Posada, plots and the Summit of the Americas
• Ambulance chasing in the public interest?
• Nominated for four Atlantic Journalism Awards
• The rise and fall of Andrew Younger
• Continuing Canada’s tragedy of terrors
• Two good guys. Two good journalists. RIP
• Stephen McNeil declares health care victory… and runs
• The great dentistry scandal of 2014, 2015… and counting
• Government’s ‘we know best’ approach to race relations… again, still
• Health care unions, the government and the mess that will be
• Harper’s diplomatically deaf, ideologically inspired foreign policy puts Canadia...
• What’s terror? Who’s a terrorist? And other aftermath questions…
• Students speak, government isn’t listening
• The Mayor’s markers: Are people happy, confident we can be better?
• Should Dal dentistry student be suspended … or thanked?
• Mike Savage Part 1: Not quite his father’s son
• My talk at the Martin Luther King, Jr., theatre in New York — January 16, 2015
• Health care unions: arbitrator’s report unlikely to be the end of the story
• Restorative justice? Yes, but also…
• The ‘selfless friendship’ of the Cuban Five solidarity movement
• Be it (un)resolved…
• 2014: The year the conversation changed
• The Cuban Five free at last. The week that was.
• Anonymous bullies
• Bourque, Zahef-Bibeau, personal consequences and public accountability
• Selected dispatches from last week’s “whoopsie” file
• Broten report sings from the Common Book of Corporate Prayer
• Transcript of my Interview with “The Taylor Report” on CIUT Radio
• The boy who took the photo, the girl who was bullied to death and the sentence t...
• Justin Trudeau, the allegations and the options
• What Lies ‘should be on shelves in every library’
• Seeing the world from the other side changes… everything
• Jian Ghomeshi, Gerald Regan and the court of public opinion
• The journalist’s dilemma: covering breaking news in the Age of Instant
• The Halifax Mooseheads should have known…
• Where’s Leo? … and other notes from the health care week that was
• Leo Glavine: Mis-speaking oneself while saying the same thing
• AIMS aims to cover its…
• What Lies wins nonfiction prize
• The US State Department responds to my four-year-old FoIA Request… sort of
• Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the new head of the US Interest Section and the implicat...
• Halifax Transit’s not-so-public response to its own public consultation
• The government’s craven; we’re stupid. I’m OK with that
• What would you do to un-Harper Canada?
• Don’t trust Nova Scotia Power to fix what ails it
• No offence intended, Mr. Rudderham
• Northern Pulp, the Sobeys and the lessons unlearned
• State of the union
• Nova Scotia Power, Arthur and the review: the unasked questions
• NSP and the convention centre: failures to communicate
• Revolution rising
• Serendipity
• Heritage Trust v Joe Ramia and the Be-Bolders
• Peter MacKay: the columnist’s gift that keeps on giving
• Lyle Howe, David Sparks and the race question
• Jamie Baillie, Chuck Porter and the issue that matters more
• Bayou of Pigs: Cuba, the United States and Washington’s unrequited obsessive com...
• The Liberals, the NDP and the Home for Colored Children settlement
• Does anyone believe Peter MacKay wasn’t involved… and other questions
• Gerardo Hernández: guilty as charged? Alan Gross: innocent as claimed?
• The world’s ‘poorest’ president teaches rich lessons
• Northern Pulp: planning the future five years too late
• ‘Tis the season to say something positive
• Calvin Lawrence: Black Panther Party’s ‘unlikely cub’
• Coming to terms with Gerald Regan’s complicated legacy
• Doctors’ deal within government’s public sector wage guidelines? Not really
• Physician assistants? It shouldn’t be that hard. Really
• Waiting for Fitch: the much-delayed consultant’s report you may never get to see...
• Whose deaths matter?
• Stephen McNeil and the Crowns: Magic realism meets reality
• Stephen McNeil’s Collective Bargaining Game
• The curtain falls on this year’s ferry follies… but there’s always next year
• The perils of being progressive
• If we build it, will they come?
• What to do about Justin?
• The Great Dorian Disconnect of 2019
• Politicians criticizing Israel: When 2019 becomes 1984 all over again
• Lloyd ‘I-know-nothing’ Hines knows nothing… still
• Who’s Tory now?
• When a healthcare crisis is an opportunity… for an “important milestone” moment ...
• What went wrong with MyHealthNS?
• The Assoun and the Furey
• Can we talk about Israel and the Palestinians? No?
• Going for the secrecy gold medal
• Who’s not telling the truth? Bay Ferries? The Nova Scotia government? US Border ...
• Don’t worry. Be happy. That’s only your tax dollars you see sinking
• Shelburne School for Boys: Good intentions gone wrong? Or…?
• The Sackville-Cobequid byelection: seeking meaning in the meaningless
• What if we just gave Americans cash to come to Nova Scotia?
• Crisis? What crisis? Just a(nother) ‘new (lack of) direction’ for healthcare
• Trying to crawl through a loophole on gender discrimination
• Ka-ching. Ka-ching. Your tax dollars at work covering government butt
• ‘This is North Preston:’ a story that ‘needs to be heard’
• A tale of two protests
• Health care crisis? What health care crisis?
• Who’s sorry now? Not the premier, not the justice minister, not the police
• Verdict without end
• Wilson-Raybould, Churchill? Evidence our legislative committee systems don’t wor...
• Stunting 101: The games Bay Ferries plays
• Back to the drawing board, Bill
• Clearwater wins. Again. Still. Always. And forever
• What would Andrew do? Jagmeet?
• Bobbleheaded Zach joins the public accounts follies
• Alex Richman: R.I.P.
• The Cat can’t come back… to Portland
• Now that the Fangless Five have become the Insensate Seven, it’s time for…?
• Encounter re-encountered, with lessons for today
• Health minister promises to fix long-term care, but offers no money to actually ...
• The Fang-less Five, the McNeil government and (un)accountability
• Hard conversations: why was ‘fantastic principal’ Lamar Eason suspended from his...
• Gerald Regan and the legacy of our #MeToo moment
• Shrubsall: Andy Fillmore’s challenge and opportunity
• Race in Nova Scotia: one small step forward, another giant leap into the past
• William Shrubsall: gambling on US justice, gambling on public safety
• Catherine Tully’s power to persuade vs government’s power to ignore
• The president versus the press. Or should that be the president thanks the press...
• Jen’s choice is no choice at all; why not?
• Let us eat cake
• Cannabis is still legal
• Why the pre-legalization crackdown on medical cannabis dispensaries?
• Do P-3 hospitals offer value for money spent? None of your business, says Stephe...
• Don’t tax the rich. They don’t pay. Uh… what?
• Stephen McNeil: Read his lips. Just don’t believe a word he says
• Rick Mehta: Acadia clarifies, commingles, confuses
• Rick Mehta: a firing offence or just offensive
• Christopher Garnier’s PTSD: right policy, wrong result, better outcome…
• Is NS Tory leader wannabe John Lohr Maxime Bernier in waiting?
• McNeil says there’s ‘lots’ of film activity; the facts tell a different story
• Health care crisis? Check. Leadership to solve it? Another question…
• The Yarmouth ferry subsidy? Still? Still more? Always…
• Outraged about Russian meddling in the US election? What about…?
• The gospel according to Mark (Lever)
• Canada’s border: Donald Trump stands on guard for he
• Schooling Shawn Cleary on journalism education
• Unpacking the contradictory Mr. Cleary
• Cannabis will soon be legal. Just don’t smoke it, or grow it, or enjoy it
• The Yates case: self-regulation or self-protection
• Ask no questions, get no answers… Mission accomplished
• Council to Armco: ‘Jump? How high, sir, how high…?’ ‘Good dog…’
• Hijacking ‘reasoned debate’ for right-wing noise at MSVU
• From Stephen McNeil’s ‘who me?’ to McInnes Cooper’s #metoo
• Politicians’ snake oil hopes and dreams meet economic, environmental reality
• The Liberals’ Fang-less Five, the data breach and the public interest
• Progress isn’t easy, and sometimes it isn’t
• United Way poverty report: ‘the system needs to change’
• The judge, the complaints and finding the balance between judicial independence ...
• Peter Munk, Clairtone and the Nova Scotia disconnection
• City council, the developer, and the deal that isn’t quite
• Stephen McNeil, the offshore windfall and the royal ‘we’
• When ‘freedom of speech’ is a code, not a value
• The Horne case: mumble-mouthed nothings from mealy-mouthed nobodies
• Memo to Stephen McNeil: beware teachers bearing frustration
• A jury of whose peers?
• Peter Stoffer: former MP, former hugger, accused groper
• Does Cornwallis matter? More than I thought
• PC party’s response to Baillie sexual harassment allegation: better but no gold ...
• Can we trust the Armoyans to act in the public interest? No, that’s what council...
• What if they created another immigration program and nobody came?
• When being poor equals poor parenting…
• The Desmond file: belatedly untangling the threads that led to a murder-suicide
• Doctor, doctor, who needs a doctor? 42,198 Nova Scotians and counting…
• Northern Pulp bullies Canada’s biggest bookstore chain, wins… and then loses
• The Mulroney Institute, St. Francis Xavier University and the honorary arms deal...
• How much health care could $10 million have bought — and why it didn’t
• UARB fails to protect whistle-blowers, punish wrong-doing bus company
• The Paradise Papers, the Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation and tax reform
• Winning, losing and Jamie Baillie
• Masuma Khan and the issue of freedom of speech
• Lyle Howe: a sad end to a sad case
• Tax reform: the Chicken Littles come home to roost
• Reparations raises the racism disconnect
• Beware businesses bearing bleats
• The politics of economics
• The Herald strike ends, how long will the bitterness linger?
• Are you better off? Discuss
• Bar Society says Lyle Howe should be disbarred, ordered to pay $500,000
• Name? Un-name? How about no name?
• Mark Lever’s sins against journalism
• The Herald strike is over. Now the hard part begins
• The Liberals’ $24.5-million Acadia University funding fandango
• Who’s going to fix our broken criminal justice system?
• The Lyle Howe case: guilty, but…
• The Chronicle Herald strike meets the ‘final option’
• Sears stiffs its staff while vulture capitalists profit. Discuss
• Mind your own business
• Is it always a bad idea to get government involved in journalism?
• Can a ‘white van driver’ be a terrorist? Discuss
• Stephen McNeil’s 20 per cent majority: a referendum on…?
• Wade Smith’s unfinished legacy: ‘It’s up to us…’
• Since none of the above is on the ballot…
• Four more years… but what might have been instead
• Are election campaigns any place to discuss serious issues?
• Making our economy ‘more human’ may be utopian, but it’s also necessary
• The younger French president, his older wife and… Amy Hood. Quelle difference?
• Will the next government finally end the 15-year persecution of Dr. Gabrielle Ho...
• Havana, Halifax and the state of democracy
• Lyle Howe and the bar society’s Plan B
• Can Mark Lever succeed where smarter, more experienced minds have failed? No
• The judge and the child abuse registry case: common sense among the Catch-22s
• Questioning the developer-donation-councillor connection ‘an insult to my integr...
• Who has the ear of the finance minister? Hint: not you
• Journalism: Banking on public broadcasting
• The way politics works — and doesn’t — in Nova Scotia
• The Lyle Howe case: ‘If you look hard enough…’
• Who is Lyle Howe? And why are so many people saying such nasty things about him?...
• Who is Lyle Howe? And why are so many people saying such nasty things about him?...
• Education: the Byzantine, bizarre and just plain nonsensical
• Stephen McNeil’s ‘right direction’ and his Chamber of Commerce cheerleaders
• Teachers say no thanks. So Stephen McNeil says…
• What Lies (Spanish edition) among 2016’s best selling titles in Cuba
• Schools, politics and the provincial thumb on the scale
• The teachers’ dispute: just another Monday in Chaos
• So what’s an un-built McMansion really worth? $119 million?
• Police street check data (also) shows we need more journalists, more news organi...
• CEO Compensation: Oops, you’ve been lapped again… and again
• Who is Joseph Boyden, and does the answer matter?
• Stephen McNeil: are Nova Scotians just parking their votes and keeping score?
• Teachers: light at the end of the tunnel? What tunnel?
• How the government chose to build two new schools in the ‘right’ place in the ri...
• The Ghomeshi verdict isn’t Marie Henein’s fault
• Media Coverage Of Fidel Castro’s Death Has Been Abysmally One-Sided
• Mark Never, Grant Machum and ‘Graham Dennis isn’t around to save you anymore’
• The publisher’s daughter
• Three takeaways from America’s fool’s game election
• The latest Gabrielle Horne travesty of justice
• ‘We found each other’
• Lindell Smith: more than a symbol
• Job one for the new council: end developer donations
• Voting for change, not electoral victory
• Development: now’s the time to ask
• Halifax council: time for change, but what? And how?
• We care… so why don’t we vote?
• Justice and the sad brutishness of real life
• League Misconduct
• Berry Good
• Is Halifax Needham why Stephen McNeil hasn’t called a general election?
• Kimber to judge Canada’s richest literary nonfiction prize
• What does Sobeys really regret?
• University, government, CEOs: let the students pay
• The Cat, the commitment and the costly complication
• Message from Fidel
• Trinity Law School: ‘discomforting’ our comfortable bar society
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