- Issue of
- Apr 18-24, 2019
- Vol. 26, No. 47
If you haven’t heard of Hello City yet, this week’s cover story is your chance. The improv comedy group is committed to Halifax and to playing around—“Hello City” is also a Halifax diss track—and its following is a growing wave worth catching.
News + Opinion
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- City
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Avalon Sexual Assault Centre’s waitlist on hold
Overwhelmed by increase in demand, the centre is reevaluating
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- City
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Halifax Police swings its Big Truck Energy
A $500,000 armoured rescue vehicle is coming to Halifax.
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Free Will Astrology
Harness your power, Virgo
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- Letters
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Letters to the editor, April 18, 2019
These are the letters and comments from the print edition.
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- Reality Bites
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Council approves 2019-20 budget
The cumbersome process for dollar decisions is done.
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- Reality Bites
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The not-ready Centre Plan strikes back while moving forward
Where we’re at and who’s stuck in the middle.
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- Savage Love
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Secrets and replies
Am I a bad person for snooping through my girlfriend’s emails to confirm a suspicion? Plus: Do I tell my friend about my crush?
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- Shoptalk
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Guided Tour - Dartmouth
No matter which side of the harbour you’re on, the shops, services and restaurants available in today’s Dartmouth are worth a special trip.
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- Shoptalk
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Get hitched with East Coast Pop Up Weddings
Sarah Anderson’s new company makes elopements and tiny weddings easy.
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- Voice of the City
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The weight of intersectionality
What it’s like being a Black, female, immigrant graduate student in STEM
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- Environment
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SCIENCE MATTERS: When does plant and animal species loss become a societal crisis?
Tumbling walruses make us cry, but do they make us change?
Food + Drink
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- Food + Drink Feature
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Third Season Food and the providence of ingredients
It’s your last chance to dine with Ian Lea’s veg-focussed supper club.
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- Food + Drink Feature
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Veith House serves up the Newcomer Kitchen Party
A new program aims to create work for recent immigrants and refugees.
Arts + Culture
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- Film + TV
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Film review: The Grizzlies
Miranda de Pencier's debut feature offers and intimate and authentic visit to Kugluktuk, Nunavut.
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- Theatre
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Hello City’s powerful play
The troupe of seven improvisers has invigorated Halifax comedy by embracing the city, the community and each other.
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- Visual Art
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Visual arts review: Rebecca Hannon, Contemporary Camouflage
An extremely satisfying sensory overload.
Music
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- Feature
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NEWFANGLED takes you behind the scores
he series breaks down contemporary compositions for curious minds.
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- Feature
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River of Diamonds’ Touch of life
Michelle Elrick and Michael Belyea marry poetry and pop with their new project
Love the way we bitch
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