Arts
Tentative laughs
Comedian Paul Warford gives an inside look at the ambiguous future of the Halifax comedy scene.
So much is right with Ms. Right Now
Forerunner production explores the pitfalls of raunch culture
The Men Who Killed Me
Powerful words bring atrocities to light
DTS presents Reasons to be Pretty
Words as weapons wielded with skill
Dreaming of (i)Pad 3
NSCAD's a.corn inc. introduces a line of conceptual craft.
Wearable Art attack
NSCAD celebrates 22 years of frame-worthy fashion, 23 student designers, plus some special guests.
My Friend Jesus Christ
By Lars Husum, translated by Mette Petersen (Portobello/House of Anansi)
Codename Sailor V
By Naoko Takeuchi (Kodansha)
The Rook
By Daniel O'Malley (Little, Brown and Company)
Meet The Mind Diddlers
Quite the team
EXPOSED: "A Naked Screening of a Work in Progress"
AFCOOP Filmmaker in Residence shares her unfinished film
Q&A with Brent Butt
If you're on the fence about comedy, forget it
RSSC's crowdfunded house
Get up, help out
Comics
Food & Drink
Full House
Great service, massive amounts of tasty food and a prime location keep Wasabi House packed.
Heartwood changes hands
Halifax's vegetarian hotspot is recharged by new owner
The Press Gang hosts whiskey nights, Tuesdays in March
Learn about single malt from scotch expert
Zelios family makes another go of it on Quinpool
It's All Greek To Me is now Blue Olive Greek Taverna
Another brewery for Halifax
Java Blend's Peter Burbridge plans summer opening of Bridge Brewing Company.
Free coffee at Ireland 32 on St. Patrick's Day
Drink caffein before drinking other Irish beverages.
Life & Style
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Free Will Astrology
Navigate through the clutter, AQUARIUS
Looking for your help
What to do with an amoral attraction? Plus: How to explain to one’s child that one is in a submissive---not abusive---relationship?
Permanent Ink provides tattoo experience in multiple styles
Oxford Street studio a Halifax institution
Put Me On moves
Fashion boutique in former Back Pages space by April
Mumford Video to close
"We're going out on a high note," says owner Judy Gavin
Serpentine Studios spring forward
Free classes in new session for the noob
Aflame at the Seaport
Local jewellery designer stakes claim upstairs at the market
Donna Hiebert moving on
Charles Street store closing, sale on now
Help Argyle Fine Art find its signs!
There are just some bad people in this world
Love the way we bitch
Movies
Women Making Waves in Halifax
Femme festivale: the women in filmmaking conference happens this weekend.
Forza Motorsport 4
Available on Microsoft Xbox 360(Microsoft Studios)
We Need to Talk About Kevin, you need to go see him
Brilliant psychological drama about the relationship between mother and son
Flawed John Carter
Mars adventure a bit too crammed with ideas and effects
Page Eight
Written and Directed by David Hare (BBC)
London River
Directed by Rachid Bouchareb (Cinema Libre Studio)
Call for submissions: OUTeast Queer Film Festival
Inaugural fest in June looking for content
New Work in Progress blog from Eva Madden-Hagen
AFCOOP Filmmaker in Residence reveals POSE
Music
Ben Caplan’s towering success
The singer-songwriter heads to SXSW, armed with an arsenal of tour experience and his latest album, In the Time of Great Remembering
Noise addict
Noisography celebrates three hard-working years with an eight band metal bonanza.
Like A Motorcycle
Dress Decent (Independent)
Solid Owen Steel
he old-timey songsmith sweetens the waiting game with a brand new two-track release.
The Just Barelys
Mad Bits (Dead Bum)
PANOS gets dreamy
Well versed in improvised music, Panos Giannoulis tries his hand at songwriting and nails it.
Benn Ross
Hivernation (Gooseberry)
Of Montreal
Paralytic Stalks (Polyvinyl)
Q&A with Jenocide
Ready yourself for taco supremo travel jealousy
Jon McKiel, "Ice Man" video
Gorefest from Bourbon Jungle
Happy birthday, Scribbler!
Lift a cup, download a discography
Get stoked for the Halifax Jazz Festival!
OMG Charles Bradley
News
Gun crazy
With shootings way up in Halifax, we look into how the cops are---and aren’t---responding.
Striking the environment
The transit strike sucks for commuters, but it’s also taking a toll on the environment.
Strike city
A wave of labour strike is washing over Halifax, as public agencies attempt to roll back existing pay and benefits. Tim Bousquet reports
Which side are you on?
Labour history from the Kentucky coal mines to the Halifax transit strike, through one song.
Dal strike averted; transit strike looks to end
An interview with conciliator John Greer, who helped bring both conflicts to an end.
Transit union votes to accept contract offer
Council votes tonight; buses could be rolling by Friday.
Halifax's transit strike is over
Free bus fare provided to protect drivers from rider anger.
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