The Dalhousie Gazette

2 weeks ago | dalgazette.com | Ethan Hunt |Jenna Olsen

This interview has been edited for clarity, grammar and length. I want to make those people who feel like quiet kids, the students around here, feel safe, connected and make the DSU feel more human to the students. I’ve never been involved with the DSU before, but I am a creative director for the Dal Bangladesh Student Association (DalBSA). We just formed the society last year in the fall semester. Before that, I just used to come to school and take my coffee from Tim’s.

1 month ago | dalgazette.com | Calvin Borghardt

*This article was written on March 4. On March 6, Trump waived the 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods covered under CUSMA, which, according to CTV News, covers 95 per cent of goods traded between Canada and the U.S.Canada responded by delaying $125 billion in retaliatory tariffs from March 24 to April 2 but kept $30 billion in tariffs that were already in place.

1 month ago | dalgazette.com | Ethan Hunt

Four years after the Halifax Hurricanes folded from the National Basketball League of Canada, the Halifax Hoopers look to revitalize the basketball scene in Nova Scotia. The Hoopers will play their home-opener in front of hungry fans at the Zatzman Sportsplex on April 18, 2025. Halifax will play in The Basketball League, a 37-team league which plays throughout North America in cities who traditionally do not have NBA teams.

1 month ago | dalgazette.com | Ethan Hunt

On Sept. 28, under the lights of Wickwire Field, Wilfreid Kindo barreled in to score his first goal as a Dalhousie Tiger off a corner kick, against the University of New Brunswick. It took three years to find the back of the net, but it only made it that much sweeter for Kindo. “It was unbelievable,” Kindo said.

2 months ago | dalgazette.com | Jake Piper

With a tight lacrosse game and a packed nest, Jan. 18 felt like just another ordinary daywith the Thunderbirds. On Jan. 11 in Rochester, the Thunderbirds won against the Rochester Knighthawks 19-18; the final goal was a buzzer beater from Clarke Petterson. With a second left on the clock, Petterson shot over four players clogging the house, picking the bottom left corner clean and putting Halifax up by one. A week later, Rochester visited Halifax in the Thunderbirds’ barn.