THE COAST | Halifax News, Events, Restaurants, Coast Mart | CoastMart, Concerts, Free Classifieds

October in Ottawa: Colourful Adventures in Canada's Capital Await

PAID CONTENT By Content presented by Ottawa Tourism

Saltbox - The Coast's information feed

DRINK THIS: North Brewing Company's Breakwater pineapple lime sour

Football and Canada’s duty to consult Indigenous nations

Boutique Banking

Sourwood Cider's north end plans

Quebec shipyard not happy with “Ships Stay Here” campaign

In This Week's Issue

Get ready for a blast this weekend, it’s Halifax Pop Explosion time. The music festival’s 26th edition is devoted to spotlighting Canadian indie up-and-comers—meaning names you might not recognize. Until you read all about them in our HPX guide.

Browse Event Listings

Browse Classifieds

Browse Bitch

Browse News + Opinion

Browse Music

Browse Food + Drink

Browse Arts + Culture

Browse City Guides

Browse Best Of

Browse Dating

Browse Home

Last-minute announcement promises quicker and cheaper path to expunging pot-possession charges.

Boutique Banking PAID CONTENT

No, Toronto is not better than Halifax.

A crisp apple cider amped up with Annapolis Valley blueberries

@ Bishop's Cellar

Until now, I thought it...

I love the smell of...

New focus, new singles, new cross-country tour—Neon Dreams kicks it all off at home this week.

@ Halifax Distilling Co.

The state of Nova Scotia’s forests is explored through the magic of puppets.

@ Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery

Events & Sure Things

Thu., Oct. 18, 7 p.m.

Right Now On Twitter

Follow Us

Subscribe to our newsletters!

The Most Read

Cutout display in defence of John A. MacDonald in direct defiance of art exhibition’s anti-colonial theme.

One Nova Scotian woman is frustrated by the lack of primary care options for her child.

Last-minute announcement promises quicker and cheaper path to expunging pot-possession charges.

The Coast On Facebook

Most Shared Stories

Melissa Buote’s mom’s meat pies bring home memories of PEI seasonal bliss.

A student rental guide to some of the city's most accommodating neighbourhoods.

The inaugural Chancellor's Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy wants to inspire young lawyers, and elevate Indigenous affairs at Dalhousie.