Category: Cabal@Dalhousie

Mount Saint Vincent University lecturer and Merit Contractors Association of Nova Scotia president Michael Kydd under investigation for allegedly sending graphic texts and nude photos to a student.

Most of the male members of the Dalhousie Dentistry class (final year) caught up in a scandal involving rapey Facebook posts in a private group. Strangely, Dalhousie jumps to their defence and goes after the whistleblower, bringing the biggest ever damage to its public image. Find out why.

Its normal for cars and SUVs to go missing in a city the size of Halifax. But guess what went missing here….

In some good news, Dalhousie Student Union President Sagar Jha resigned. To quote him, My reason to resign is simply that I see the direction the DSU council wishes to take the union, and I cannot be a part of it. I have advised council against this direction; ultimately they have decided to not take any form of that advice. I cannot lead the organization to the direction council is setting forward, which I believe goes against the best interest...

I emailed the Dalhousie Gazette (Samantha  Elmsley), the same campus newspaper which once mocked me, to publish an abridged version of my narrative on this page. She pretended I was dead and did not reply. I sent an email to several Dalhousie contacts about this disturbing silence. Here is the text: I am a Dalhousie alumni, and I intend to publish my experiences at Dal (as well as some advice) in the next PRINT edition of the Dalhousie Gazette (see attached doc). I understand that some of...

I had a particular lawyer in mind to represent me against Dalhousie. I had found him after a lot of effort. But after I contacted him, he informed me he could be of no help. Apparently, Dalhousie University had already sent big business to his legal firm, and this would create a conflict of interest. If you happen to be a lawyer in Halifax, why don’t you offer to represent me? Maybe your firm too will get big business from...

A creepy exhibit with blatantly Masonic undertones pops up at the Art Gallery at Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada. This Masonic exhibit was titled Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia by Scott Saunders. There were original artifacts from an actual Masonic Lodge.