Famed Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön called as witness in lawsuit alleging child rape at a Vermont Shambhala facility
Morning File by Tim Bousquet @timbousquet.bsky.social

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Famed Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön called as witness in lawsuit alleging child rape at a Vermont Shambhala facility
Morning File by Tim Bousquet @timbousquet.bsky.social
Richmond County resident says lack of information on EverWind’s proposed data centre for Point Tupper a ‘red flag’
reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
If you build it, they will scam: Awash in fake reviews and other flummery
Morning File by Philip Moscovitch @philmoscovitch.bsky.social
Nova Scotia has a new Traffic Safety Act. Here’s what some road safety advocates and elected officials have to say
reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
Nova Scotia sees dramatic drop in number of children in ‘temporary emergency arrangements,’ but there’s still no child and youth advocate reported by Madiha Mughess @mmughees.bsky.social
New Nova Scotia Traffic Safety Act has tougher fines and new rules on distracted driving, bicycles, but no photo radar
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New Nova Scotia Traffic Safety Act has tougher fines and new rules on distracted driving, bicycles, but no photo radar
reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
Discussion over ‘remarkable’ school lunch program ends with heated debate over proposed pay cuts for MLAs who vote against future budgets
reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
‘Trapped’ in Nova Scotia with few options reported by Jennifer Henderson @dartjenhen.bsky.social
Emera plans on buying Canadian Utilities for $14.3 billion reported by Jennifer Henderson @dartjenhen.bsky.social
How do we survive in the world after the end of the internet?
Morning File by @timbousquet.bsky.social
The latest in Suzanne Rent's @suzannerent.bsky.social profiles of Nova Scotia's mayors and wardens:
‘Everywhere Mayor’ Dave Corkum on going from leading a small town to a big municipality
‘Breaking the sound barrier’: Deaf ballplayer William Ellsworth “Dummy” Hoy belongs in the Hall of Fame
Morning File by Philip Moscovitch @philmoscovitch.bsky.social
Unions protest a new bill that undermines workers’ right to strike Reported by Madiha Mughees @mmughees.bsky.social
Older, white, rural residents support Halifax cops; 85% of people in marginalized groups want alternative policing models, surveys find
Reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
Pablo Torre's excellent sports reporting stands in stark contrast to the general overall failure of journalism
Morning File by @timbousquet.bsky.social
Halifax regional council votes in favour of sending report, letter on assessment cap to municipal affairs minister
By @suzannerent.bsky.social
Clogging the arteries of our communities with more and bigger vehicles is a serious and fatal error
Morning File by @suzannerent.bsky.social
Halifax regional council votes in favour of motions on Argyle Street pedestrian zone and review of Andy Fillmore's office
By @suzannerent.bsky.social
Andy Fillmore says municipality needs ‘to send a clear signal’ it’s open to public-private partnerships on Halifax Forum
By @suzannerent.bsky.social