Column: Growth is coming fast – we need to be ready
The following is a column submitted to The Laker News by Mayor Andy Fillmore. People across Bedford, Fall River, Sackville, and Beaver Bank can feel how quickly HRM is changing.…
Column: Turning the Tide in Nova Scotia
The following is the column submitted to media by Premier Tim Houston’s office In 2014, a columnist at the Halifax Chronicle Herald noted the following: “A Montreal shipyard produced a…
In Community: Flowers, a shepherdess, and renewing my theology
The following is a column from Rev. Michael Tutton. I have taken to leaving my study and setting out on field trips in search of people whose lives and knowledge…
OP-ED: When voices are missing, so is good policy
The following is an opinion piece from the Hon. Dr. Kevin Murphy, ECNS, who served as theformer MLA for Eastern Shore and first person with a disability to be elected…
COLUMN: Aging isn’t bankrupting Canada – inaction might
The following is submitted by QUOI Media and written by Sasha van Katwyk and Michael Wolfson Canada’s aging population has become a lightning rod for generational anxiety. Commentators increasingly warn…
Column: N.S. Budget invests in healthcare, housing, and education
The following is the monthly column submitted to media by Premier Tim Houston’s office. Nova Scotians don’t need to be told the world is uncertain. They can see it in…
In Community: the hugs that change lives
The following is a column from Rev. Michael Tutton. A hug can be both verb and noun – at once an action one person undertakes and also the gift another…
Housing Market Report: Balanced market returning to HRM and East Hants
This column is supported by: By Don McCooeyeThe McCooeye Group – Royal LePage Atlantic (Column formed through questions asked by Pat Healey in an interview) ENFIELD: The housing market across…
In Community: Rest, skiing, and those who make it possible
The following is a column from Rev. Michael Tutton. To remain alive, we need rest. Sometimes, it’s simply the common meaning of the word: we lie down, cease motion, stop,…
COLUMN: Investing in wetlands is an investment in our shared prosperity
The following is a column submitted to us by Andrew Holland in advance of World Wetlands Day on Feb. 2, 2026. Canada’s wetlands are not scenery. They are working infrastructure,…