Political scientist Tom Urbaniak looks at the sometimes contentious relationship springing up between Halifax's mayor and council, and how "strong mayor" legislation could affect that.

Non-indigenous fishermen ask court to rule on questions left unanswered by landmark Marshall decision.

Urban planner says plan to pause creation of new bike lanes is exactly the wrong approach, if you want to relieve traffic congestion.

Members of all three parties discuss Nova Scotia Power executives' answers to Public Accounts Committee grilling.

Psychiatrist and patient tell how anaesthetic can be used to treat depression, in low doses

Customers tell of difficulty protecting themselves from effects off Nova Scotia Power hack.

The Canadian government purged thousands of gay and lesbian employees from the RCMP, civil service, and the military over several decades. We'll hear from a survivor, and how a theatrical production is exploring the legacy of that persecution.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans to bring in a legislative change, to make it easier to call a vote on separating from Canada. But First Nations in Alberta say that province can't separate without their approval. Legal analyst Wayne MacKay looks at what the law says.