Chronicle Herald rallies in Halifax and Sydney send strong message
Readers, newsroom workers, politicians and union activists rallied at the Chronicle Herald HQ. They want Herald management to stop its union busting ways.
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Canadian Blood Services workers in PEI on strike for well over four months
Eight blood collection workers in Charlottetown, PEI, have been on the picket line for close to five months now. The women are fighting for fairness for Canadian Blood Services workers across Canada.
My Week on Welfare, four months later
A documentary on social assistance in Nova Scotia continues to change lives.
Paving paradise in Dartmouth
Developing pristine wetlands in urban Dartmouth is not a good idea say local residents. And they’re fighting back!
More cuts for HRM Public Libraries
More cuts to the Halifax Library budget while visits and circulation are set to increase doesn’t make sense. It’s time for users and library workers to speak out.
Latest abuse case renews concerns about institutionalized living
Abuse of an institutionalized resident at the Breton Ability Centre in Sydney raises the question how safe these large institutions really are.
It is very dangerous to bring your own agenda
Longtime anti-poverty activist Jeanne Fay on her 30+ years of advocacy in Nova Scotia.
Union responds to misleading management ad in today’s Chronicle Herald
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – The Halifax Typographical Union wasted little time responding to an advertisement in today’s Chronicle Herald offering management’s…
Chronicle Herald conciliation talks break down
After just two days the owners of Nova Scotia’s only provincial newspaper last Friday abruptly walked away from conciliation talks with the Halifax Typographical Union.
The minister who stole Christmas
For people on social assistance in Nova Scotia Community Services minister Joanne Bernard is the grinch who stole Christmas. That was the message of a rally at Victoria Park in downtown Halifax on Thursday.