Yvette D'Entremont

"We can understand the temperatures that are being felt in Halifax and adding to the fire danger that we've had over the past couple of days. We can really understand the fingerprint of climate change on it.”

"As birth rates decline, growing numbers of immigrants leave Canada, and immigrant admission levels contract, finding ways to retain the immigrants who are already in Canada is critical to the country’s prosperity and success."

Canadian Association of Retired Persons is “sounding the alarm” over growing calls for the federal government to cancel OAS increase, and to lower income threshold for eligibility.

Researchers behind database tracking impact assessments of Canadian mine and quarry projects over a 50-year span have found significant gaps in transparency, consistency, and data availability.

Clinic officially opens this month and is expected to help reduce wait times for breathing tests.

Two weeks ago, Sackville-Cobequid MLA Paul Wozney wrote to health minister after panicked emergency department doctor called on day that was "worst on record" with overcrowding and patients being turned away.

While rates of prescription sedative (sleeping pill) use are dropping across much of the country, in Atlantic Canada those rates are “signficantly higher” and remain a concern.

Dr. Ryan Sommers describes National Immunization Awareness Week (NIAW) as "more than just a campaign of social media posts."

"Speaking in French should be part of you. And one of the ways to do that is through the arts."

For Our Kids (FOK) launched its 'Hot Schools, Cool Solutions' campaign on June 2 to mark Heat Action Day.