by Guest Author | Jul 30, 2026 | Staff Articles
by Jace Boyd, Client Contributor Finding work in Halifax at the moment is no easy task. Employers put up job postings for urgent vacancies, only to seemingly never reply to applications. On the off chance that a reply is forthcoming? They’ve decided to move forward...
by Tova Sherman | Jul 23, 2026 | Staff Articles
by Tova Sherman When Canada and the U.S. fight a tariff war, do disabled Canadians become the collateral damage? When economists debate trade barriers, they talk about steel, auto parts, and consumer goods. They completely miss the human cost. As a disability expert,...
by Blake Hunsley | Jul 9, 2026 | Staff Articles
by Blake Hunsley It’s July, and that means it’s Disability Pride Month! And what better way to honor the month then by calling it what it is, without euphemisms or supposedly “feel good” alternatives. Not Special Needs Many people seem to be under the mistaken...
by Tova Sherman | Jul 2, 2026 | Staff Articles
by Tova Sherman We love to complain about bad employers. Social media is filled with rants about toxic workplaces, rigid hiring processes, and diversity initiatives that feel like empty PR stunts. While calling out these “red flags” is important,...
by Markus Fortune | Jun 25, 2026 | Staff Articles
By Markus Fortune No day, week, or month is safe from homophobia, even in 2026 (based on last week’s article, homophobes still refuse to pick up a book). I was reminded of this just last week on Spring Garden Road when I was subject to a hate crime; derogatory hate....
by Blake Hunsley | Jun 18, 2026 | Staff Articles
by Blake Hunsley Accessibility at Pride has been a battle for a long time now, and one where we’ve seen significant progress being made. More Pride events are being held in barrier-free spaces, more parades are including low-sensory and accessible spectating areas,...
