The Nova Scotia Files
The Nova Scotia FilesThis is Nova Scotia's femicide story. 41 gender motivated deaths since 2016, each rooted in different, but somehow similar experiences of domestic violence and system gaps. Join The Nova Scotia Files as we unpack each case, right here on Substack.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | thenovascotiafiles.substack.com |
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Follow Up: "Defending Nova Scotia"
This morning, TNSF submitted the following public letter to Tim Houston through his official email address, reminding him that even though some grants were re-instated, his proposed budget leaves serious harm on the table from women, girls ...
Houston’s Nova Scotia: Declaring an Epidemic While Cutting Prevention
In September 2024, Nova Scotia formally declared intimate partner violence an epidemic.
DELAYED: Case Release of Esther Phyllis Jones
I have been asked by the family of Esther Phyllis Jones to delay the public release of her case, and I will be honouring that request.
Remembering is a form of resistance — and responsibility.
I have been working behind the scenes, going through each case and forming a typology - what happened, how did it happen, and what do we know about why. But each case I revisit in this process represents not only a human whose life mattered...
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Nova Scotia Files uncovers femicide cases through trauma-informed true crime storytelling. We examine publicly documented patterns in policing, justice, and prevention—honouring victims and highlighting systemic gaps. Bi-weekly newsletters.
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