Nova Scotian beer sales keep climbing, despite little space on store shelves
By Kevin McBain 15 June 2021 Share this story
Embracing biodiversity and local flavours, Wild wants Nova Scotia to become known for the world’s best ciders
By Ameeta Vohra 1 June 2021 Share this story
With a new beer, the Mahone Bay company marks the iconic schooner’s centennial
By Gayle Wilson 7 April 2021 Share this story
The pandemic wreaked havoc on the craft beer industry. At Sober Island, Rebecca Atkinson is doubling down on community support
By Chris Stoodley 25 May 2020 Share this story
They’re the most popular beers around and, despite what you’ve heard, they’re not going away
By Kim Hart Macneill 3 April 2020 Share this story
Roundup: N.S. tallies 100th COVID death, gov rejects in-school vaccinations, Pictou MP joins Trudeau's cabinet, crash kills Lunenburg Co. motorcyclist
Plus: Deeds not words — want to build a better city? Stop looking for absolution and start taking action Health officials announced a Nova Scotia's 100th COVID-19 death yesterday, a woman in her [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 27, 2021
Roundup: N.S.'s 99th COVID death, Trenton murder unsolved after 10 years, film industry keeps navigating pandemic, C.B. school aims to create opportunities for Indigenous youth
Plus: Spooky Halifax — revisiting the city's myths and ghost stories Nova Scotian health officials announced another COVID-19 death yesterday, the 99th person the disease has killed in the provi [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 26, 2021
Roundup: Vax update, Houston's plan for the housing crisis, man charged in Truro killing, calls for more action after racist incident in Antigonish
Plus: Doctors urge people to not forget the flu as they continue fighting COVID The provincial government has released a new batch of statistics showing how the COVID-19 vaccinations dramatically [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 25, 2021
Houston dives into housing crisis
With rent relief and affordable-housing projects, the provincial government tries to stanch a growing problem Newly elected Progressive Conservative premier Tim Houston revealed little about his p [...]
By Janet Whitman Oct 22, 2021
Roundup: 19 new COVID cases, Coats for Kids seeks boost, exploring fall foliage, bystander training — when and how to help
Plus: Morris House's rebirth — Dorothy Grant checks in with one of Halifax's most historic homes Nova Scotia has 163 known active cases of COVID-19, with 19 new cases and 21 recoveries reported [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 22, 2021
Morris House's rebirth
Since its move from the downtown, Halifax's oldest wooden house has found new purpose in the North End Long a fixture downtown, Morris House dates back to 1764. One of the earliest owners was prov [...]
By Dorothy Grant Oct 22, 2021
Roundup: Houston's housing plan, COVID count dips, Pictou Co. driver charged after crash, Antigonish aims to make green power more accessible
Plus: Calls to protect journalists as harassment and threats grow Premier Tim Houston faced Nova Scotians' growing concerns over the cost and availability of housing yesterday, rolling out a plan [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 21, 2021
Roundup: COVID outbreak at Valley hospital, Queens Co. remembers respected councillor, making the case for electric vehicles, author delves into N.S.'s history of racism and poverty
Plus: Since taking office, Premier Houston has been under increasing pressure to act on the housing crisis — today he announces his next move In yesterday's media update, health officials report [...]
By Trevor J. Adams Oct 20, 2021
