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We now live in a slop world: Everything is suspect, so therefore nothing can be real Morning File by @timbousquet.bsky.social
We now live in a slop world: Everything is suspect, so therefore nothing can be real - Halifax ExaminerAI slop is bad, but even worse is that it has pried apart our collective appreciation for the truth.www.halifaxexaminer.caProvince further increases area slated for harvesting within proposed Ingram River Wilderness Area By @mmughees.bsky.social
Province further increases area slated for harvesting within proposed Ingram River Wilderness Area - Halifax ExaminerA further 81.12 hectares (over 200 acres) have been slated for harvest within the area.www.halifaxexaminer.caMayor Clay Kenney hopes Clark’s Harbour and its fishery can weather the storms of climate change By @suzannerent.bsky.social
Mayor Clay Kenney hopes Clark's Harbour and its fishery can weather the storms of climate change - Halifax Examiner"Hopefully, we'll all come out of this on the good side."www.halifaxexaminer.caAI-generated fake historic images are destroying our past, present, and future Morning File by @suzannerent.bsky.social
AI-generated fake historic images are destroying our past, present, and future - Halifax Examiner"There have always been plagiarists, careless and lazy researchers, and bad actors. AI in its current incarnation and its rapid, seemingly thoughtless, dissemination just takes it to a whole new level...www.halifaxexaminer.caStewiacke cock fight: Chicken advocate banned from Town Hall for posting meme to her private Facebook page Morning File by @timbousquet.bsky.social
Stewiacke cock fight: Chicken advocate banned from Town Hall for posting meme to her private Facebook page - Halifax ExaminerStewiacke's chicken bylaw is, well, nuts.www.halifaxexaminer.caMaritime provinces to co-operate on a regional energy plan By @dartjenhen.bsky.social
Maritime provinces to co-operate on a regional energy plan - Halifax ExaminerGovernments of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island issued joint statement Thursday explaining why they have signed an MOU to explore how they can cooperate to make electricity more af...www.halifaxexaminer.ca‘One of the most deadly direct impacts of climate change’: Why Nova Scotia needs to track heat-related mortalities reported by Yvette d'Entremont @dentremy.bsky.social
'One of the most deadly direct impacts of climate change': Why Nova Scotia needs to track heat-related mortalities - Halifax Examiner"It's not clear to me that we are yet taking it very seriously. We have a much older population, we have a population that's not in the best shape, we have a population that has a lot of people who ha...www.halifaxexaminer.caGet offline, get involved, and listen: A social media policy for governments and constituents Morning File by @suzannerent.bsky.social
Get offline, get involved, and listen: A social media policy for governments and constituents - Halifax ExaminerWe need to change the rules of online engagement.www.halifaxexaminer.caI criticized Tim Houston and a bunch of people cancelled their Halifax Examiner subscriptions Morning File by @timbousquet.bsky.social
I criticized Tim Houston and a bunch of people cancelled their Halifax Examiner subscriptions - Halifax ExaminerI'd like to specifically address those who like what the Examiner does and are glad we exist, but who are not subscribing.www.halifaxexaminer.caHeritage advisory committee approves development proposal for The Promenade in Halifax By @suzannerent.bsky.social
Heritage advisory committee approves development proposal for The Promenade in Halifax - Halifax ExaminerProposal will now to go to Halifax and West Community Council for review and a public hearing.www.halifaxexaminer.caFederal minister hopes Port of Halifax waterfront conflict can be resolved By @dartjenhen.bsky.social
Federal minister hopes Port of Halifax waterfront conflict can be resolved - Halifax ExaminerAbout 18 months ago, Halifax port officials told Halifax Grain Elevator Ltd. the port plans to stop renting the berth the company uses to load ships with pellets and soy beans for export markets in Eu...www.halifaxexaminer.caPictou County Warden Robert Parker is not one to shy away from speaking his mind Reported by @suzannerent.bsky.social
Pictou County Warden Robert Parker is not one to shy away from speaking his mind - Halifax ExaminerParker shares his thoughts on a proposal for two gas plants in his county.www.halifaxexaminer.caNova Scotia gets $455,000 in federal funding to prevent human trafficking By @mmughees.bsky.social
Nova Scotia gets $455,000 in federal funding to prevent human trafficking - Halifax ExaminerFederal Minister of Women and Gender Equality was in Halifax Friday to announce $455,000 in funding for two Nova Scotia-based organizations to combat gender-based violence and human trafficking.www.halifaxexaminer.caHalifax’s CFO said legal expenses from Mayor Andy Fillmore’s office ‘could be deemed fraudulent’ reported by Suzanne Rent @suzannerent.bsky.social
Halifax's CFO said legal expenses from Mayor Andy Fillmore's office 'could be deemed fraudulent' - Halifax ExaminerConcerns about legal expenses filed by mayor's office were first flagged in February.www.halifaxexaminer.ca
