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Local teacher launches online IB school after struggling to find work in Halifax

An International Baccalaureate teacher who spent decades working abroad has launched an online school after struggling to find a teaching job in Nova Scotia. Jason Bogart, who has taught in Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Germany, Brunei Darussalam and China, said his return to Halifax was met with limited opportunities in the public school system. “I […]

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This year’s Atlantic International Film Festival will showcase homegrown and international talent

The Atlantic International Film Festival is celebrating its 45th anniversary this September with a weeklong program of screenings, panels and parties — and a strong focus on homegrown talent. The festival, running Sept. 10 to 17 at Cineplex Cinemas Park Lane, will showcase 108 films from Canada and around the world. Thirty per cent of […]

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Every big show happening in Halifax in September 2025

Atlantic Film Festival This year’s program features exciting world and regional premieres, never-before-seen stories, and bold new voices in cinema. From debut filmmakers to internationally acclaimed directors, the 2025 lineup is a dynamic mix of fresh talent and celebrated storytellers. Expect powerful documentaries, daring narratives, and unforgettable characters. With over 100 films presented over the […]

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Award-winning comedy Not Quite Sherlock returns to Halifax for 2025 Fringe Festival

Fringe favourite Chris Gibbs is returning to Halifax this weekend with his long-running solo comedy Not Quite Sherlock, performing as part of the 2025 Halifax Fringe Festival. The one-man show opens Thursday, Aug. 28, and runs through Sept. 6. “I’m coming to Halifax for the Fringe with a show called Not Quite Sherlock,” said Gibbs. […]

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Palestinian solidarity groups demand cancellation of Canada-Israel Davis Cup match in Halifax

Palestinian solidarity groups in Halifax are demanding the cancellation of next month’s Davis Cup match between Canada and Israel, arguing that Israel’s actions in Gaza are incompatible with hosting its athletes on Canadian soil. “Going forward with this event normalizes Israel’s ongoing campaign of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza,” says Em Bailey, founding member of […]

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From Zimbabwe to Halifax: how this communications expert became Atlantic Canada’s top event host

Otni Chinenere is known for commanding rooms, captivating audiences, and bringing events to life across Atlantic Canada. Chinenere is turning her spotlight onto others, with one-on-one communications sessions designed specifically for women in the community. Set to launch from Sept. 3 onwards, the initiative marks a full-circle moment for Chinenere, who immigrated to Halifax from […]

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Award-winning Matchstick Theatre brings workplace comedy to Neptune’s Craig Boardroom

One of Canada’s most electrifying new voices in theatre is set to make his Atlantic Canadian debut this month as Matchstick Theatre brings The Huns, a biting workplace comedy by Michael Ross Albert, to the intimate Craig Boardroom at Neptune Theatre. Running from Aug. 26 to Sept. 7, The Huns plunges audiences into the high-stakes […]

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