Harper and Ignatieff set to ignore private member's bill that would set up conscientious objector accounts that would direct tax money to peace, not war.
For whatever reason you decided not to have a child with your man -- he wasn't right, you weren't ready, an old flame looks good -- the future of your relationship doesn't look good.
While it’s always nice to have some coin for summer fun, there are lots of things to do in town if your means are limited. Here's how to track down some of the season's best deals.
Patio guide: This year, the Hot Summer Guide gives you a selection of raised patios around town (and one that floats), when a view is as important as the beverage in your hand.
Summer reading is all about compromise and eating popsicles before they melt, so it might not be the best time to start War & Peace. Here's some manageable picks.
The co-owner of the One Life Surf School, instructing women on wave riding, environmentalism, leadership training and even surf instruction for guys, tells us what she does all summer.
In between work in Toronto and touring around the contiment, Christian Barry, the artistic co-director of Halifax-based 2b Theatre, is always coming back here.
Leslie, voted Best Rookie MP on the Hill, spent a lot of time in Ottawa since being elected, but she's looking forward to a whole summer back in her adopted hometown.
Sailing? Running? Soccer? Baseball? Auto-racing? What’s your deal? We have it all going on in our list of summer sport, calculated to get the blood pumping through your heart.
Unparalleled in Halifax live music history is a summer as jam-packed as this one, with appearances from former Beatles to the cream of modern dance music, from indie rock to sophisticated jazz. We got it all right here.
By Carsten Knox, Lindsay McCarney and Shannon Webb-Campbell