Dakshana Bascaramurty

Recent immigrants across Canada are filling the settlement service gap with videos on everything from finding work to buying groceries

Black Law Student Census Report suggests law schools create separate admission program and Black-focused scholarships and bursaries

The Halifax Newcomer Choir has swelled from just a handful of drop-in singers to a few dozen, reflecting a recent surge in immigration as the province aggressively courts newcomers

This spring, Toronto council passed a budget that allocated $1.16-billion to police – an increase of $48.3-million from the previous year

Nova Scotia Premier says dozens of structures have been lost to the blaze and evacuation orders are expected to be in place for a few days

As Black History Month begins, a look back at the decades of controversy over a Black neighbourhood in Nova Scotia – and how The Globe first justified its demolition and sought justice for its ex-residents

Decades of recklessness resulting in drownings and rescue missions has led Nova Scotia to staff Peggy’s Cove with security guards

Jax Irwin got the inspiration to make these calls on a trip back home to Dartmouth in August, where she found herself unexpectedly moved by the warmth of short, benign interactions

A treat made since ancient times, modern bakers and chefs are reinventing candied fruit to delight the senses with its colour, texture, and taste

Author Margaret Eby, whose new book You Gotta Eat reads like a cookbook written by a caring friend, spoke to the Globe about staying nourished while grieving, exhausted or depressed