With Nova Scotia about to lift some restrictions as we enter the second phase of reopening, some workers are hoping for a hybrid workspace. And if we have a chance to reduce our eliminate our commute to work, what will that do for employers?

There's a lot of pressure on the Nova Scotia government to push along the reopening plans before the summer tourism season. In spite of the economic challenges, I just don't see Premier Rankin writing another cheque that can't be cashed because of the epidemiology.

A lot of people are sharing their memories of Theodore Too as the life-size tug with the big red hat leaves for its new home in Ontario. Mine are about the people behind the project and the impact it had on my family.

Halifax council has voted unanimously to change the name of a park that had previously recognized Halifax Founder Edward Cornwallis. With this comes the end of a decades long fight by author and Mi'kmaq Elder Dan Paul over the former Governor's place in our present based on his past.

#CancelCanadaDay was trending on twitter after the discovery of the remains of 215 First Nations children at a former Residential School in BC. How do we get a grip on our past and our present?

He was known as the man who gave the gas predictions every week. But he was also a loving father, grandfather and devoted Habs fan. We should all be so lucky as to embrace life like George Murphy did.

An online petition is calling for a Halifax-based magazine to remove 911 audio recordings from the night of the Portapique massacre from its website. There's a difference between supporting the right to know, and doing the right thing.

A team captured the moment when Nova Scotia administered the 600-thousandth COVID-19 vaccine earlier today. There are often communication challenges when it comes to government policy and direction. And as good as things look in our province, there are some issues no one is willing to talk about.

In spite of the anxiety over the potential side-effects of AstraZeneca vaccines, things are looking up. According to real world studies and research out of Dalhousie University, having two different types of vaccine might actually give some of us the best of both worlds.

Uncertainty has been a way of life since the start of the Global Pandemic 15 months ago. Even though some people are critical of the decisions and reversal of some of the announcements, the numbers don't lie.