It's the official start to winter and is also the day with the shortest amount of daylight in our hemisphere. And as much as we have learned about science and the cosmos, there's a connection between religion and generosity.

Imagine living your dream as a rock n' roll musician, touring the world and sharing your songs. And for one young Nova Scotian, that dream started in 1968. Myles Goodwyn is retiring from the road at the age of 74. And now people are wondering if the band should still be called April Wine?

It looks like the joyriding is almost over for Elon Musk. And for what it's worth, take a few minutes to remember there's a real world with real people with real problems right now.

There's a well known scientific principle that correlation is not causation. And here's a counter argument for the people who are convinced that "sudden deaths" are a new phenomenon since the rise of the COVID vaccines.

He's trying to make Christmas a little brighter for others. And it's another great example of the work being done by Gamechangers902.

It's a troubling ruling from Nova Scotia's Court of Appeal. It's one that sees an alleged victim without a day in court because RCMP violated the Charter Rights of a suspect.

It's a summer for classic rock fans at the Dartmouth waterfront. And a way for people of my generation to get back to the days before internet and cellphones at Alderney Landing.

The late Nora Bernard is the top recommendation to replace a street name in Halifax that had been named after Edward Cornwallis. It's something Daniel Paul has been working towards since 1985 and he says naming it after his cousin is just the icing on the cake.

Not only are more Canadians reaching out for help from non-profits and charities, there are fewer dollars being donated. And that's creating a crunch for a lot of groups. Imagine Canada has a suggestion.

We often see surveys and polling used as a source of stories in the news. And there's also a trend to ask questions on social and mainstream media. Note: Not all surveys are the same.