Parallel Universes

What Trailer Park Boys has in common with Crackie

Parks and Recreation: Season One

Created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur (Universal Studios)

TIFF: The last day

On Rodrigo Garcia

Forsyth's fortune

Walter Forsyth was one of 25 filmmakers chosen to be part of TIFF's Talent Lab.

Ricky, Julien, Bubbles and Hillary

Hillary Titley and her audience with the Trailer Park Boys

Girls on Film

Sherry White and Jennice Ripley discuss Crackie and making films on The Rock.

Cats vs. Kitties

Another parallel between two unlikely films

P-A-R-T-WHY? Because I Gotta!

AFF Opening Night Party

Picks for every personality

With over 200 films screening over 10 days, there's something for everyone at this year's Atlantic Film Fest. Use our personal character guide to make your picks.

Atlantic Film Fest: Saturday's Picks

Food, fools, nuns and the best/worst movie ever made.

Tonight: Frame x Frame preview

That cat's come back: See the latest from Canada's finest animators.

I Killed My Mother n'avec pas English Subtitles

No English language subtitles on Canadian Cannes Sensation

Atlantic Film Fest: Monday's Picks

Support your local filmmakers, get Crackie and save the world.

TIFF DAY 8: Who's talking?

Oh, it's Michael Douglas

Jessica Paré is bloody nice

Just because the Canadian actor plays a vampire and a rock star in Suck, doesn't mean she's part of Hollywood's undead.

Playing the Fielder

With little filmmaking experience and almost no interest in politics, comedian Nathan Fielder was sent to the US to document the presidential election. He returned with Love and Cameras in America.

Cut from the same cloth

Best friends and co-conspirators Sherry White and Adriana Maggs both have their feature film directorial debuts at the Atlantic Film Fest, connected by themes, geographies, actors and costumes.

Strategic Partners’ business hours

While you spend 10 nights munching popcorn at the festival, the international film industry is busy crunching numbers, making deals and contacts through AFF’s Strategic Partners program.

Love and poetry

Bright Star and Love & Savagery

Things I learned at the AFF Gala Bash

Once more unto the breach…

Another crack at Crackie, plus Act of God and Daybreakers

AFF: Back and forth through time

Paris, Texas, Sonic Silents and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

Eight is enough

8

True Story by Kelsey McLaren

The Gomer Times #16

Lower Deck Celebrations

The pub that practically defines Maritime tradition is turning 35 this weekend, and it's decked out in its evening best for the big bash.

Absent Listening Skills

cycling family

Crotch Rocketeer

are you fucking kidding me

I Love Halifax. Haligonians, not so much.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Money Grabbing Bastards

Beggin ...

You think you are so good that you have to make your own bike lane?

Stand up for Woodside

Auuugghmmppffhhh

Like, stop, like, talking like an idiot.

women vs men a bus story

new festival

Bumper to bumper

Compulsive Hypocrites

Crazy lady in the Alderney Library on Friday

I dub thee Stompy

Bicylces

GAG

Thursday night robbery...

recycling + plastic?!

No longer a residence

Stolen Music Collection

metro transit sucks

Lies, lies, lies.

Express line idiots

Too Casual Greetings at Grocery Stores

bathrooms!!!

Nasty Bus Driver

WORK Disability Providers

It's Over, But That Doesn't Mean That You are Finished

Gettin in on in class

whats up doc

tuned out

wtf, hulu?

Love Hipocrisy

Dear people who wear patchouli or other over powering odors,

Brit bus gal

Kind Deed

Mmmmm Pyrogies!

Weather

Uncommon Cookies

lady haha

Super Shad

A powerhouse on stage, Juno-winning rapper Shad is a man of few words.

Full Halifax Pop Explosion schedule now online

Planning ahead isn't a bad idea

Spiral Beach

The Only Really Thing (Sparks Music)

Rich Hope

Is Gonna Whip It On Ya (Sandbag)

Smokin' Contra Band

Slim Pickins (CBC)

Darwin Deez

"Radar Detector”

Tiesto Halifax show cancelled

I sincerely hope you did not snap those glow bracelets early

Hissyfit ain't no drag

Sunday September 27 at Reflections try on a different hat (or jockstrap, as the case may be)

East vs. West: The ultimate showdown for real with Regina's Hot Blood Bombers

Let's finish this!

Atlantic Film Festival opening gala promises you Bubbles

And Bubbles you shall get

3 Inches of Blood and The Most Serene Republic at the Paragon

Not at the same time, mind you. But that is something I'd pay to see

Compassionate photo display on Spring Garden Road

PhotoSensitive uses black-and-white photography to draw attention to social issues.

Review: Rum and Vodka

Fringe-weary or not, you don't want to miss this remarkable one-man play.

Matthew Good at the Cunard Centre, December 4

With Mother Mother

Busta Rhymes show is busta

Saturday's show at Cunard Centre is postponed until December.

Missing bike rack, Blowers and Barrington.

Low tuition a good thing!

Nova Scotia should learn from Newfoundland's low fees

Bill Forbes obituary humiliating

Reader believes calling Forbes gay added to his family's grief

The Irony Generation

Hands down one of the best opinion pieces

The Cost of Power

Wind Power and renewable engergy requires an upfront investment of astronomical value

Immigration irony

Maria Lua da Silva isn’t enjoying the Nova Scotia fall after being deported back to Brazil.

Zoning out on Quinpool

Two Quinpool Road merchants are preparing to apply for lounge licences, thereby challenging antiquated zoning restrictions applied to the retail strip.

Council fun resumes

Well rested from six weeks of summer vacation, Halifax council is setting itself up for a fall session of surreal debate and petty bickering.

Analysis: City Hall fails secrecy test

Council goes in camera for no reason most of the time

Fisher wins Dartmouth byelection

Mary's Place Renovates

Good Food goes international

Little Europe is special

Brussels anniversaire

Fid loves local

Breaking news: Celebrity chef Ray Bear leaves town abruptly; future of BEAR Restaurant uncertain

Chez Tess: crepes in the north end!

[image-1] Pretty much the perfect little restaurant has opened in the north end. Chez Tess (5687 Charles) is tucked half a block off Agricola Street in the Nile House, which I had never heard of before I went hunting for the rumoured creperie Monday. It's a marvelous building, with two apartments above the ground floor restaurant, which itself is tastefully and simply decorated. Owner Liz Cunningham was too busy handling a packed opening day lunch crowd to speak Monday, but I tracked her down Tuesday night and learned she spent 32 years in the television business, first at ABC in

Dexter's duplicity

When it comes to matters of war and peace, our premier is of two minds.