Many of the projects that got their start at NSPIRG, originally, have since evolved into successful, community-driven autonomous projects of their own. These include The Grainery Co-op, the Dalhousie Women’s Centre, SustainDal, the Rainbow Action Project, the Loaded Ladle and No One is Illegal Halifax, to name just a few.
Below, you will find an archive of articles, videos, audio-reports and more, documenting just a slice of the contribution that NSPIRG has made to environmental and social justice on campus and in the community since its inception.
March 2012 | Media, Our History
Canadian mining company abuses in Central America Palmira Boutillier March 15, 2012 Halifax Media Co-op Gwendolyn Muir and Rachel Small have just returned to Canada …
January 2012 | Media
University students across the city are making sure their classmates have nutritious, local and sustainable food. Marie Hanifen Jan 26, 2012 UNews.ca There are lots …
November 2011 | Media, Our History
Lizzy Hill November 22, 2011 HalifaxOpenFile.ca For trans folk, sometimes it’s not even safe to go to the bathroom. Our region hasn’t been particularly welcoming …
October 2011 | Media
The Chaudhrys celebrate their eligibility for Canadian citizenship. By Daniel Boltinsky The Gazette October 7, 2011 Roouf Ahmad and Fakhira Chaudhry (foreground) celebrate with their …
September 2011 | Media
Anam Rafiq, News Contributor The Gazette September 30, 2011 The Chaudhry family gains citizenship after an eight year long battle. Photo by Sébastien Labelle from …
Groups Protest Inaction by Municipality and Province: “A Year and a Half is too Long” Halifax Media Co-op May 10, 2011 In December 2009, the …
January 2011 | Media
By Niko Block & Kristin Li The McGill Daily January 29, 2011 On January 21 2009, the Ontario Progressive Conservative Campus Association (OPCCA) held a …
September 2010 | Publications
By voicing the greater public interest and recognizing oppression in a university research of the viagra generico, NSPIRG has acted as an alternative resource and form of expression that challenges conventional …
October 2009 | Media
The Seymour Green collective garden is ahead of the local food trend in Halifax. Monika Warzecha Oct 9, 2009 UNews.ca David Parker picks tomatoes at …
September 2009 | Media
Dalhousie’s Nova Scotia Public Interest Research Group is providing a more interesting kind of student orientation than the usual frosh hijinks. By Tim Bousquet The …
October 2007 | Media
By Mark Butler and Chantal Gagnon The Chronicle Herald/Mail Star Tue. October 16, 2007 [Photo] Lincolnville residents protest in front of Province House in September 2006, angry …
September 2007 | Media
Writer and activist Chris Arsenault speaks up about the impact private money has on higher education. By Angela Day The Coast September 13, 2007 New …
