- Issue of
- Jan 17-23, 2019
- Vol. 26, No. 34
Our annual Well Being Guide comes out in January so it can support your “New Year, New You” efforts. And given the era of constant anxiety that we’re living through, the most supportive message for a healthy 2019 is that the old you is just fine.
News + Opinion
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- City
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Meditations on music, religion and neuroscience
Sidath Rankaduwa is using his creative practice as an instrument for philosophical exploration.
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- City
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Develop Nova Scotia's inaccessible information
The former Waterfront Development Corporation requires a FOIPOP for innocuous set of public meeting minutes.
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- City
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Police department unhappy with workplace, says survey
HRP looks to alter its 10-year plan to try and improve employee engagement.
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- City
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Pipeline push promotes false and misleading claims
Those in media, government, industry and society who lack the insight, imagination or courage to recognize our plight are putting everyone at risk.
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Free Will Astrology
Have a cat as your supreme leader, Scorpio
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- Letters
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Letters to the editor, January 17, 2019
These are the letters and comments from the print edition.
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- Opinionated
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Doing less means more for city streets
The focus of HRM’s complete street plan should be places where we can feel complete as a community.
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- Reality Bites
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More people are suing Halifax
Legal action against city hall has shot up 25 percent over the past two years.
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- Reality Bites
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Less than half of metro housing's pest control budget spent on hiring pest control companies
The rest goes to on-site staff, labour and supplies, says spokesperson.
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- Reality Bites
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Students call for Dalhousie interim president to resign
Peter MacKinnon’s views on race, diversity and student politics condemned as offensive during the interim prez’s welcome reception.
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- Savage Love
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One breakup, one brake on
A middle-age love quadrangle teaches us not to get your lover to help buy your wife’s Christmas present. Plus: DTMFA!
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- Shoptalk
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north and willow's clothing conscience
An online curated thrift shop focuses on sustainability and accessibility
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- Voice of the City
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The Wet’suwet’en struggle is far from over
The RCMP believed the fallout from their assault on the Wet’suwet’en would be contained and minimal. They have already been proven wrong.
Food + Drink
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- The Feed
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Doughnut worry, be happy: Vandal is back
The 244 gang and Vandal Doughnuts team up for a holey-er than thou reboot
Arts + Culture
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- Film + TV
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Film review: On the Basis of Sex
A classic Hollywood treatment of the case that made Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s career, the drama also marks the return of Mimi Leder to the A-list.
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- Visual Art
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Jordan Bennett goes outside the boxes
The Sobey Art Award shortlister’s expansive, immersive Ketu’ elmita’jik breaks down gallery lines with colour and Mi’kmaq quillwork.
Music
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- Feature
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Listening deep with Joe McPhee
After decades in the New York jazz underground, the musician is still discovering new things.
Love the way we bitch
City Guides
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- Well Being Guide
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New year, same you
In a month full of purging and cleansing, it’s time to resist the idea our bodies need to be corrected.
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- Well Being Guide
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Five ways to break a winter sweat
Choked by the price of gyms in this town? Here’s how to move your bod for free or cheap this winter.
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- Well Being Guide
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High-speed connection
In a era of online over-sharing and follow requests, it’s both harder and easier to nurture and nix friendships.
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- Well Being Guide
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What exactly is forest bathing?
Turns out the best medicine for exhaustion, burn out and existential dread is heading into the wild.
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- Well Being Guide
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How to explore your way towards a happier, healthier sex life
Get what you really really want this year
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