Matt Stickland

Let’s just hope things don’t go into sudden death.

Halifax council might actually be trying to help us, instead of having the police punish us for being poor, drunk or in distress

HRM approves 8.1% increase to fire department budget, struggles with sustainability.

At its Tuesday meeting, city council votes to give $4.8 million fossil fuel subsidy to airport despite latest climate projections.

Plus Nova Scotia’s 2% limit on rent increases is going up to 5% next year.

How HRM’s tax cut helps, but doesn’t go far enough.

There are risks when journalists explain the law.

Fire doesn’t care about our Hollywood expectations.

But at least the HRM is taking steps to shore up another vulnerability: Climate change.

Halifax Transit got a little bit of good news on Thursday Nov. 2, with the launch of an electronic payment app called HFXGO. It can be downloaded in the Apple store or the Google one.