Oct 18-24, 2018

News + Opinion

• City

  Vaccinations a struggle without family doctor

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

  By Danielle McCreadie

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• City

  The amnesty agenda for cannabis

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

  By Caora McKenna

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• City

  Unendorsed Nocturne exhibit vandalizes Halifax waterfront

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

  By Brooklyn Connolly, Cameron VanBuskirk and Bayleigh Marelj

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• City

  SCIENCE MATTERS: Are governments giving up on global warming?

  It’s time our governments started representing the interests of citizens over the fossil fuel industry.

  By David Suzuki

  Oct 24, 2018

  
• News

  25 for 25: episode 2011

  Rich Aucoin goes behind the music for We're All Dying To Live and Stephanie Johns prints a curse word on our cover.

  By Jacob Boon

  Oct 22, 2018

  
• ADVERTISER CONTENT News

  Boat Loads of Knowledge About the Sustainable Food Market

  Hana Nelson is bridging the gap that she found between agriculture and sustainable fishery

  Content by CUA

  Oct 25, 2018

  
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  Boutique Banking

  North End’s KEW Home designed by chance, customer service and loyalty

  Content by CUA

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Opinion

  Letters to the editor, October 18, 2018

  These are the letters and comments from the print edition.

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Opinion

  How I learned to embrace the Halloween spirit

  It took me two decades to grow past my Baptist upbringing and treat October 31 as the fun, friendly celebration it really is.

  By Vaughn Stafford Gray

  Oct 25, 2018

  

Arts + Music

• Arts & Culture

  Sharkwater’s way

  Sharkwater Extinction lost its director, Rob Stewart, but his legacy lives on.

  By Tara Thorne

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Zaki Ibrahim

  The Secret Life of Planets, Ibrahim wants listeners to “think outside of the prisons we create for ourselves.”

  By Brandon Young

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Art d’Ecco

  The artist wants to turn a genre inside out on his debut Trespasser: “The generic tropes of masculinity and ham-fisted bar-rock is so tired to me.”

  By Brandon Young

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Hua Li

  The Montreal rapper subverts ideas of Chinese identity and hip hop.

  By Morgan Mullin

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Juice Girls

  A fresh new album from a fresh new band of Halifax friends, just in time for HPX.

  By Jonathan Briggins

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Praises

  In an ever-shifting music practice, Jesse Crowe always comes back to herself.

  By Jonathan Briggins

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  HPX18: Rayannah

  With roots in jazz and pulling textures from multiple influences, this is dreamy electronica always up for something new.

  By Morgan Mullin

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Music

  Have a poppin' weekend with these Sure Things

  By Morgan Mullin

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Comics

  Hey You Guys!

  By Paul Hammond

  Oct 18, 2018

  

Food + Drink

• Food

  Remembering Liz Feltham

  The longtime Coast restaurant reviewer as known—but not seen—by her former editor.

  By Lynne Patterson

  Oct 19, 2018

  
• Food

  The resilience of Six Primrose

  John Hillis’ documentary about the impact of the Dartmouth North Community Food Centre debuts this weekend at Devour.

  By Hal Atwood

  Oct 25, 2018

  

Lifestyle

• Free Will Astrology

  Free Will Astrology

  Supercharge your capacity for love, Taurus, says Rob Brezsny

  By Rob Brezsny

  Oct 18, 2018

  
• Savage Love

  Jerkin’ Jacks

  What to do when your employee shows up at your local Jacks club. Plus: How do I get used to my wife's budding bisexuality?

  By Dan Savage

  Oct 18, 2018

  

Paid Content

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  NSCC: Finding Your Niche

  Through hard work and resilience, Jill Ejdrygiewicz had her dream job at her fingertips

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  NSCAD University: Where Left and Right Brain Co-Exist

  When dreaming about the arts turned into John Aspin becoming an artist

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  Celta from the Language Centre at SMU: Tutoring in Reverse: Reflecting on the Journey to Learning

  How Kate Morrison’s teaching career followed her from Turkey to Halifax

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Saint Mary’s University Science: Learning to Live the Techie Dream

  He may be leaving school for the tech sector, but Dinesh Kumar Govindaraj will always be a proud SMUdent

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Université Sainte-Anne: Open Communication

  Asking questions was the key to Sofia Lowenstein’s success in French Immersion

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University: A Lawyer for Change

  Meet Angela Simmonds, Equity & Access Manager, Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society

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  ICT Northumberland college: Learn, Do, Know, Heal

  Nathan Ells always felt that massage therapy was for him, so finally he went for it

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  Saint Mary’s University Arts: Representing Their School, Province and Country While Abroad

  The Northern Ireland Peace Education Program’s international ambition

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Atlantic School of Theology: There is no Such Thing as “Just a Minister”

  How Kim Curlett became a voice for justice and change

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Saint Mary’s University Sobey School of Business: The Power of Yes

  Stuart Clow takes any opportunity that comes his way, and it works in his favour

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Université Sainte-Anne: All Levels Welcome

  A degree in French is a passport to a job anywhere in Canada for Allison Dykeman

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Dalhousie University Rowe School of Business: The Legal Business

  How Michael Coady developed a deeper understanding of corporate issues

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  Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency: Real Life Experience Within Reach

  Grace Hall stepped out of her comfort zone, and into a construction site

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  NSCECE: “How to be the Educator I Want to be”

  Katie Murray became an early childhood educator without losing her spark

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  Staying Ready for Your Next Job Now

  An update of your resume with a new certificate or degree could be your key to future success

  Oct 18, 2018

  
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  A Wide-open Job Market

  Who’s hiring today, and how much they pay

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  The Ultimate Elevator Pitch

  In order to walk the walk, first you have to talk the talk

  Oct 18, 2018