Nova Scotia Teachers Union

Dartmouth Local NSTU is a dedicated organization representing educators in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The local focuses on professional development, providing grants and bursaries to support its members in their educational pursuits. With a commitment to enhancing the teaching profession, Dartmouth Local NSTU actively engages in bargaining and operational procedures that benefit its members. The organization fosters a community through regular meetings and communication, ensuring that educators are well-informed and supported. Generated from the website

The Halifax Humanities Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free university-level non-credit Humanities classes to adults living on low incomes. Their courses, designed to foster a safe and supportive learning environment, explore significant themes in philosophy, literature, art, and political theory through a curriculum inspired by the Foundation Year Program at the University of King's College. Halifax Humanities 101 is one of the key offerings, featuring a Great Books program that traces the progression of Western thought from Ancient Mesopotamia to the present day. Additionally, Halifax Thinks provides a flexible alternative for those wishing to engage with the same interdisciplinary curriculum through recorded lectures tailored to fit busy lifestyles. Generated from the website

Nova Scotia Co-op Council is a non-profit organization based in Truro, NS, dedicated to promoting and supporting cooperative businesses across the province. With a focus on education, advocacy, and networking, the Council works to strengthen the cooperative sector and foster collaboration among its members. Generated from their business information