Prof Kate Ervine looks at the options to fight climate change, now that a consumer carbon tax is off the table

Halifax Water is releasing millions of litres of wastewater into the Harbour during scheduled maintenance. Dartmouth Yacht Club says it's bad timing for boaters in the city.

What's more exciting than launching the first professional women's soccer league in Canada? For the Halifax Tides, it's showing NS girls who play soccer that dreams really can come true. Portia heads to the pitch for one last practice before the big home opener on Saturday.

Architecture firm retrofits home from 1850s to meet modern "passive house" standards

Legal analyst Wayne MacKay examines campaign promises about toughening up Canadian laws

NSCAD student talks about fire last week that destroyed all her worldly possessions, and the wildly different reactions of other people.

Polina Kozlova tells us about the experience of "confessing" in highly personal short film. 

You can watch the six-minute film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdibbDZga5Y

It can be difficult to convince any kid to brush their teeth, but children with physical and intellectual disabilities face special challenges. A program at the IWK aims to help. 

First Nations Elder Debbie Eisan reflects on juggling indigenous priorities with a pressing need for national unity. 

Nova Scotia's residential institutions for people with disabilities are closing in less than three years. Everyone living there will have to move, whether they want to or not. Portia visits Edith McKay, who lives at the Sunset Community in Pugwash.