A pediatric emergency room physician has been collecting data on injuries this summer. She says a quarter of the cases required the hospital to activate its trauma team.
Paintings of SpongeBob and his friends on large boulders along the shoreline in Margaretsville, N.S., have some fans, but others want to see them removed.
Since the province doesn't require landlords to test for radon, Isabel Tees says she is doubtful most landlords are doing it — and that puts tenants at risk, she says.
After the curator of Acadia University's E.C. Smith Herbarium was laid off last week, students and those who work in the field of conservation are worried about the fate of the facility.
The museums helped preserve the heritage of Nova Scotians, while the visitor centres were a much-used source of information for tourists, advocates say.
Dalhousie University is taking on reputational and commercial risk by leading a research and development initiative for onshore natural gas, says a former N.S. university president.
