At a moment in time when there’s a sense of deep political and social divide in Canada and beyond, LOVE Nova Scotia is hoping to bridge the disconnect between people who have opposing views and come from different backgrounds in order to inspire positive change.

“Are you who you say you are?” This is the question that would shape Robin Arsenault’s life.

We are delighted to share that LOVE Leader Maliek Beals has secured an honour of great distinction: an entrance scholarship of $50,000 as he begins his studies in Computer Sciences at Dalhousie University in Halifax. 

The Halifax-based organization Leave Out Violence – Nova Scotia (LOVE) is the winner of the 2017 Strive Award. This is a long-awaited recognition for LOVE; the organization was also a Strive Award finalist in 2014 and 2015.

Two young women from Sipekne’katik First Nation, Hants County, are part of Canada’s delegation to the United Nations 61st Congress on the Status of Women in New York.

The recent fatal shootings of three young black men in Halifax in a week has dominated headlines recently, but some people have questioned how the media covered the events.

A group of youth leaders from Halifax's Leave Out Violence (LOVE) group shared their perspectives.