As our weather slowly gets colder, it becomes time to turn our minds towards the Christmas season. Brimming with cultural events and seasonal markets, Dartmouth has you covered.
If you’ve walked around South Dartmouth, you may have wondered: why is Pleasant Street so unpleasant? This question resurfaced several times during the Pleasant-Woodside Neighbourhood Association (PWNA)’s Fall Forum on Oct. 28.
The Canada-Nova Scotia Targeted Housing Benefit helps thousands of people stay housed, but even as funding grows, the gap between the rent the province uses to calculate the benefit and the reality of renting in Dartmouth is widening.
Costumed volunteers hit the streets for a Halloween-themed litter cleanup, bringing neighbours together to make downtown Dartmouth a cleaner, happier place.
Gathering of 'Unwanted Creatures' at the Sanctuary Arts Centre is about embracing the unusual, supporting a community and keeping traditions alive.
The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) became a canvas when the Nocturne: Art at Night festival returned with installations throughout the city Saturday. Not to be outdone, downtown Dartmouth hosted several exhibits and complemented them with a second festival of its own.
The Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) invited developers, engineers, and NATO officials to Dartmouth recently for the final event of NATO’s Innovation Continuum.
After a years-long crusade against the destruction of Eisner Cove Wetland, the Crown has taken over Bill Zebedee’s lawsuit against Mount Hope Development Limited over environmental damage to the wetland, Grand Parade reports.
Jacquelyn Reid has returned home to Dartmouth to take leadership of a growing school, following longtime principal Adrienne Blumenthal’s retirement in June.
People who spoke with the Post said they felt happy, joyful, and delighted to be back. One person compared the excitement to feelings of Christmas morning.