Arts
Science Inaction: A Love Story
A clever comedy brought to you by Wit's End
Weird Science
Wit’s End Theatre’s newest production, Science Inaction: A Love Story, doesn’t shy away from laughs, love or scientific theories.
A sorta faerie-tail
Phillip Joy and Maritza Mirai find magic
Up with The Drowsy Chaperone
TAG season closer is a delight
Horror movie trailers are the best part
Make your own and you could win!
Write Now! Halifax seeks word-loving youth
Get on this free summer program while the getting's good
2012 Halifax Pop Explosion initial lineup announced
Say happy 20th anniversary with Black Lips, Bane, The Super Friendz, of Montreal and more
Comics
Food & Drink
Patio Guide '12
Everything you need to find your place in the sun, whether you’re in the deck heaven that is downtown or looking for an oasis around town.
Heartwood healthy
A change in ownership and new renovations reveal a new—but just as vegan-friendly, organic and seasonal—Heartwood.
Patios for people-watching
Peeping peeps
Booze-free patios
Staying dry in the sun
Best bets for events
Four places you gotta go before the show
Raised & rooftop patios
Get down, up high
Off the hook is back!
Sustainable seafood connects consumers directly to fishers.
99ONE cafe opens
Josh Teasdale adds flavour to Plan B
Truly Tasty opens
Quinpool road resto servers, yep, ramen and dumplings.
Life & Style
Get real, get lucky
You gotta get out of the house to meet a guy, appreciate the fart-like moments of a relationship and buy some sex toys already, Dan says.
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Free Will Astrology
Cram a coconut pie into your face, Aquarius.
Geordan Moore needs your help
And here's a chance to fund a local business while getting some cool Cryptozoology swag.
Love the way we bitch
Movies
Ted
Pop culture riffs and extended cartoon cutaway gags don't make up for the cliched rom-com story
People Like Us
The cast is on point, but plot mechanics bog the film down
Magic Mike
Abs do nothing to hasten the snail's pace of the film
Take This Waltz
Novel idea, a Canadian film set in a Canadian city that's just about being a person rather than being Canadian.
Music
SummerSonic returns in September
Still technically summer!
Death by White Lung
Not a bad way to go, considering. White Lung bring fast, melodic punk with adrenaline to spare from Vancouver to your doorstep this week.
Mae day
Freshly ECMA-ed, and with a new single produced by Classified, Ria Mae’s momentum keeps rolling
On the periphery
Peripheral Vision plays hard hitting jazz from the outsiders’ perspective.
3 Inches of Blood, many pixels of fun
BC metal outfit gives good tour
Rob Base wants to rock right now, still
This long weekend, dust off your Cancon
Cold Warps on the water
New video for "I'm With You" ends in DISASTER
Q&A with Matt Day of Spread the Metal
Metal festival on July 5, 6 gives proceeds to charity, makes you feel lazy
News
Rio Astray
International environment summits: leaders waste time; grassroots and indigenous leaders inspire
Proposed Dartmouth development raises concerns
Irishtown Road project has 18-, 14- and seven-story buildings.
Efficiency rewarded with pollution
Air mile program arguably increases pollution.
Metro Transit's Canada Day daze
Screwy scheduling means no extra buses for Sunday festivities, a full fleet on holiday Monday.
Sewage deal flows
Council agrees to $2.1 million financing deal for for future Armco suburban development.
What's in a name?
The new District 3 has changed names—without anyone being notified.
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