- Issue of
- Nov 8-14, 2018
- Vol. 26, No. 24
Erin Costelo made Sweet Marie across 10 wintry days in a single room, surrounded by trees. But her new album is no pastoral folk journey—it’s a soul-driven, feminist-fired recording she’s taking all over the world.
News + Opinion
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- City
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Bilby Street’s unaffordable future
There’s little the community can do to stop new developments pricing residents out of their own neighbourhood.
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- City
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Halifax steps up to fund Africville Museum
$8,000 operating grant from the city isn’t quite enough to keep the lights on, but it’s something to build on.
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- City
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Soil cleanup on Shannon Park's Millbrook lands could cost $5 million
Costs and timetables for cleaning up the larger, adjacent property being pitched for a new CFL stadium are still an unknown.
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- City
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Tackling climate change requires healing the divide
We must call out those who stall or prevent solutions to serve their own self-interest and political agendas.
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Free Will Astrology
Rob Brezsny says you might soon spawn a valuable creation, Aries.
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- Letters
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Letters to the editor, November 8, 2018
These are the letters and comments from the print edition.
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- Opinionated
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Sharing nudes: Advice for all the Tony Clements out there
You don’t need to be the Annie Leibowitz of dick pics but some thought goes a long way.
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- Reality Bites
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25 for 25: episode 2014
It's the Khyber, forever, with Emily Davidson, and comic superstar Kate Leth shares her strange adventures.
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- Savage Love
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Is my normal abnormal?
Seeing his peers settling down and having kids, a kinky bi guy wonders if he’s broken. Plus: A brother’s rubber love.
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- Voice of the City
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Refugee moms at serious risk for postpartum depression
Evidence shows the chance of experiencing postpartum depression is five times higher in refugee women.
Food + Drink
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- The Feed
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All aboard Maritime Express Cider
Valley-based cidery gears up for its grand opening.
Arts + Culture
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- Theatre
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What to Expect When You Aren’t Expected’s queer health care study
The new play puts true birthing stories from queer Nova Scotia women on stage.
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- Visual Art
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Visual arts review: James MacSwain, Ex Libris
Paper collages landing somewhere between book and sculpture at Hermes.
Music
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- Feature
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The most confident version of Erin Costelo
On Sweet Marie, the Halifax soul siren started with a love song by Randy Newman and ended up somewhere bold and new: “It’s exactly what I wanted to say.”
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- Feature
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A veteran helping veterans
Patrick Murray is a folk singer now, but his years of military service inform everything he does.
Love the way we bitch
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