Sep 13-19, 2007

News + Opinion

• City

  Roger Ebert on Juno:

  Um

  Sep 18, 2007
• City

  No more Norma Lee

  Jim Nunn is back on the CBC news

  Sep 17, 2007
• City

  Critical mass

  HRM by Design gives the city 10 ways to improve the downtown, but is the city listening?

  By Michael Fleury

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• City

  Green Fleet

  Sep 18, 2007
• Shoptalk

  Ch-Ch-Ch...Chabaa!

  T.C. Demaresq browses for business news

  By TC Demaresq

  Sep 13, 2007
• Opinion

  Whitewashing 9/11 truths

  Sep 13, 2007
• Opinion

  Drinking problems

  By Bruce Wark

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Opinion

  Blue-bagging it

  Sep 13, 2007
• Opinion

  Slim down big-assed cars

  Sep 13, 2007
• Environment

  Take me to a leader

  By Tim Bousquet

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Education

  Corporate U

  Writer and activist Chris Arsenault speaks up about the impact private money has on higher education.

  By Angela Day

  Sep 13, 2007

  

Arts + Music

• Arts & Culture

  A kick in the AFF

  How to deal with the Atlantic Film Festival, whether you’re a newbie, a wannabe Weinstein or wishing it would just go away.

  By Tara Thorne

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Frame x Frame the sequel

  Sep 17, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  The Tara fragments

  Read 'em and weep along. It's been swell!

  Sep 13, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  Lights! Camera! Dachshund!

  Greyhounds aren’t the only racing canines, as Shane MacDougall reveals in his Spellbound-meets-Best in Show “dogumentary” Wiener Takes All.

  By Carsten Knox

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Day seven

  Carsten crosses over

  Sep 19, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  ani-mates

  Sep 15, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  The big smokescreen

  Seeing through talk of the heavy political line-up at the Toronto International Film Fest, our TIFF correspondent finds a true story of social change: Female filmmakers featured in force, finally.

  By Tara Thorne

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  General excellence

  Although Romeo Dallaire’s book about the Rwandan genocide is difficult subject matter for adaptation, scriptwriter/producer Michael Donovan says Shake Hands With The Devil is “definitely the movie of my career.”

  By Carsten Knox

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Gimme more

  Sep 17, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Credit for the Gala

  Sep 14, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  The perfect 10

  Out of more than 200 movies in the film fest, here are our picks for the flicks not to miss

  By Lindsay McCarney

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Pac Masters and Horse Worriers

  Sep 16, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  Control yourself

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  The sensation

  Halifax’s Chaz Thorne burst onto the Canadian film scene this month by doing the “basically unheard of”—getting his first two features in Toronto’s film fest at the same time. But it didn’t happen overnight.

  By Tara Thorne

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Europud rant, etc.

  Sep 17, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  it's all a blur

  my night and my photos

  Sep 14, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  The moving adventure

  Lulu Keating left Halifax—where she is a filmmaking legend—for the Yukon. In Dawson Town Melted Down, she explains the attraction of a place with more dogs than people.

  By Hillary Titley

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Greenaway’s Sunday

  Sep 17, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Blogger Knox (Volume III)

  Sep 13, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  All you need is love

  Former psychology prof Albert Maysles became the godfather of American documentary by making connections with subjects from Bible salesmen to Muhammad Ali.

  By Sue Carter Flinn

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Arts & Culture

  Hamsters and writers and demons, oh my.

  Sep 19, 2007
• Arts & Culture

  Cancon canon

  or "How I Spent Friday at the Festival"

  Sep 15, 2007
• Music

  A World gone

  Roche Uhntraal does local music news right.

  By Roche Uhntraal

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Music

  A sense of Wander

  While Don Brownrigg has always been a wanderer, he explains to Shannon Webb-Campbell, it’s all coming together in his debut CD.

  By Shannon Webb-Campbell

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Music

  Weather watching

  Tara Thorne is neither an outstanding meteorologist nor a gentleman.

  By Tara Thorne

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Music

  Just Great

  Acoustic Ontario band Great Lake Swimmers gets lumped into the neo-folk category, but Ian Gormely finds out the group doesn’t “feel part of a movement.”

  By Ian Gormely

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Comics

  Lust

  By E. Horne and Joey Comeau

  Sep 13, 2007

  
• Comics

  True Story by Jason Oickle

  By Mike Holmes

  Sep 13, 2007

Food + Drink

• Restaurant Reviews

  The other brother

  Liz Feltham visits Darrell's on Hollis, the newest incarnation of an old Halifax favourite.

  By Liz Feltham

  Sep 13, 2007

  

Lifestyle

• Free Will Astrology

  FREE WILL ASTROLOGY

  Sep 13, 2007
• Savage Love

  SAVAGE LOVE

  Dan Savage explains a few customs south of the border.

  By Dan Savage

  Sep 13, 2007