Suzanne Rent is a journalist at Halifax Examiner. She covers City Hall and contributes to Morning File, focusing on a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, urban design, and government and politics. Suzanne's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in architecture, arts, and spirituality.
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By: Suzanne Rent
Our memories of nature can't just be on an artist's canvas or in an author's words.
By: Suzanne Rent
Report on Daye's Maynard Street home will now go to Halifax regional council.
By: Suzanne Rent
A pilot project on Sunday, May 24 educated volunteers on how to protect hemlocks from woolly adelgid.
By: Suzanne Rent
The Trans Canada Highway cut Oxford off from a lot of traffic, but more people are making the town home.
By: Suzanne Rent
City has bid out for provider for second year of two-year pilot project for crisis team.
By: Suzanne Rent
Councillor and police board commissioner wants to see more creativity in options for new facilities.
By: Suzanne Rent
Coun. Becky Kent, who serves on the police board, says project "is decades overdue."
By: Suzanne Rent
Rizzi to start job on Aug. 17.
By: Suzanne Rent
According to Chief Don MacLean, Halifax Regional Police received 792 calls so far this year. That's not what HRP's own numbers say.
By: Suzanne Rent
Groups led by Ecology Action Centre, Healthy Forest Coalition want province to speed up commitment to protect 20% of land by 2030.
