October 2020

Vol. 28, No. 2

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City

The Coast’s guide to HRM’s 2020 election

Everything you need to know about the candidates and how to vote for them

Oct 7, 2020
City

Council approves three initiatives to try and fix the housing crisis

The "not our jurisdiction" no longer flies with Halifax residents and it's bringing about change.

By Caora McKenna
Oct 1, 2020
City

A look inside Halifax Regional council's head and the next four years

Hot questions, hot takes, it's all hot hot hot.

By Caora McKenna
Oct 29, 2020
City

Nigerians in Halifax call for an end to police brutality in Nigeria

“People are getting killed in Nigeria like chickens and the west is not saying anything about it,” says Kunle Fakiyesi.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 22, 2020
City

Everything that happened at Halifax Regional Council this week

By Caora McKenna
Oct 1, 2020
City

Building shaped like half a cruise ship will come to Halifax's waterfront with few changes

Halifax Regional Council moves Southwest's waterfront development proposal forward with a couple of conditions.

By Caora McKenna
Oct 1, 2020
City

HRM fails to consult community on BLM mural project

The nearly-$10,000 project was directed by the CAO and the mayor, not the Black activists who first proposed the idea.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 1, 2020
City

North Preston rallies for a better apology from Stephen McNeil

“Talk is cheap and apologies are even less cheap,” says Edward Carvery.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 5, 2020
City

Rally Sunday in Halifax in support of Indigenous fisherfolks

Organizers say they want Treaty rights and the Marshall decision to be upheld.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 16, 2020
City

Halifax Regional Council is about to get a bit more diverse

Results are in and we're looking at two people of colour, at least seven women and no one named Steve.

By Caora McKenna
Oct 22, 2020
City

The school where plants fill the halls

A janitor at École du Carrefour in Dartmouth has taken Covid as an opportunity to go green—literally.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 23, 2020
City

Twenty two yes/no questions with Halifax Regional Council candidates

Should HRM have rent control? Defund the police? Have you read the entire street check report? and more.

By Caora McKenna
Oct 11, 2020
City

How Halifax Halloweens in 2020

Getting paranormal with pandemic precautions

By Victoria Walton
Oct 27, 2020
City

Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? Obsolete.

Nova Scotia's plastic bag ban comes into effect today.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 30, 2020
City

On the phone with professional politician Steve Streatch, District 1

"I believe my perspective and the way I look at things has changed, and I feel good about that."

By Victoria Walton
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Sam Austin, District 5

"There are areas in policing that police do now, that could be done better."

By Victoria Walton
Oct 5, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Lisa Blackburn, District 14

"The thing that makes me the most proud is the work that we did to re-establish the historic boundaries for Lucasville."

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Waye Mason, District 7

"I’m trying to really focus on, ‘what can the municipality do that doesn’t require the province?’"

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with community volunteer Debbie MacKinnon, District 10

The candidate’s main agenda is to see taxpayer money spent in her district.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 5, 2020
City

On the phone with non-profit leader Cathy Deagle-Gammon, District 1

“The value that I can bring as a councillor is a really good understanding of the public dollar.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 5, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Lindell Smith, District 8

Smith wants to work on reducing construction traffic and consulting more residents on development.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with former volunteer firefighter Stephen Kamperman, District 1

He’d like to see the residents of his district getting more services for the taxes they pay.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with former Navy officer Art Wamback, District 1

He says real estate developments have to do more for area residents.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Shawn Cleary, District 9

Cleary says he's the only councillor to date who's tangibly de-funded the police.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with Human Rights Commision board member Vishal Bhardwaj, District 3

He has “a lot” of campaign commitments, including supports for mental health and seniors.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with career politician David Hendsbee, District 2

“If I’m re-elected I will become the dean with tenure.”

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with retired Canadian Forces major Lloyd Jackson, District 3

He served Canada as a soldier, now he wants to serve Eastern Passage as councillor.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with wetlands proponent Clinton Desveaux, District 3

He’s ready to collaborate on council because “then you can get some things accomplished.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with political veteran Becky Kent, District 3

“I love people,” says the former councillor and MLA, “I like to help.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with engineering professor George Mbamalu, District 3

“We need some new ideas in the city to change the direction things are going.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with affordable housing advocate Ryan Burris, District 4

“We’re in a housing crisis. It’s a tough one for people, especially with the current pandemic.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with political team-builder Marisa DeMarco, District 4

“It’s by building on active citizenship and community engagement that we're going to see things happen.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with author and anti-racism advocate Darryl Johnson, District 4

He’s ready to stand up and be a voice for people in his community.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with barbecue sauce entrepreneur Jerome Lagmay, District 4

Whether sending money to the Philippines or pitching in at local food banks, he wants to help.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Richard Zurawski, District 12

The incumbent councillor says he wants a new team of scientists working for the city.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with newbie-incumbent Paul Russell, District 15

"“By having Uber on the streets it will mean that it’ll provide competition for the taxi industry, and I generally believe competition is a really good thing. I don’t like monopolies.”

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with long-time area resident Kevin Foran, District 4

After 46 years in the community, Foran's ready to put his connections to use as an advocate.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with son-of-a-councillor Chris Mont, District 4

His 3G Plan is realistic about games, growth and greenspace.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with fitness professional Trish Purdy, District 4

Creating “peace where there’s chaos” in a large household primed her for city council.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with retired teacher John Stewart, District 4

Stewart says he's always been a go-to person—now he wants to be a go-to councillor.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with former police officer Mitch McIntyre, District 5

Instead of defunding the police, McIntyre says more money is needed to give cops better training.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with Douglas Day, a voice for low-income earners, District 6

“You’re supposed to be representing everybody, not just the high-class.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with acclaimed councillor Tim Outhit, District 16

Outhit is the only incumbent councillor running unopposed in the 2020 HRM election.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with business owner Ibrahim Manna, District 6

“I want to be able to say, ‘you know what, there is Dartmouth, not just Halifax.’”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 6, 2020
City

On the phone with former bartender Dylan Kennedy, District 8

The candidate is calling for a 50 percent cut in the Halifax Regional Police budget.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with actor Bill Carr, District 9

One of his many plans for the city is to take a pay cut to help HRM staff laid off due to COVID-19.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with scientist Stephen Foster, District 9

He wants to restore the trust between the police and Black people.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with volunteer Renee Field, District 10

She wants to be an accessible and accountable councillor for her district.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with community advocate Andrew Curran, District 10

After losing by 35 votes last election, one issue is making Curran run again.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with housing advocate Virginia Hinch, District 8

Hinch says she wants everyone to be a part of development discussions.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with incumbent Tony Mancini, District 6

The councillor has a focus on improving north end Dartmouth.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with community advocate Mohammad Ehsan, District 10

“For me, making lives better for the whole District 10 is the purpose.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with environmentalist Christopher Hurry, District 10

He says we can’t wait until the future to start addressing climate change.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with renewable energy advocate Jamie MacNeil, District 4

Bringing 25 years of political experience to the table, this candidate says he’s ready to get things done.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with public servant Jessica Quillan, District 4

The first woman of colour elected to council? No better time than the present to make it happen.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with social justice consultant Sherry Hassanali, District 10

“The fact that there’s never been a woman of colour on council in the 271 years is a story.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with environment advocate Kathryn Morse, District 10

Educated in environmental planning and politics, she wants to help Halifax grow better and smarter.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with 20-year-old candidate Kyle Morton, District 10

If elected, the SMU student will switch to part-time studies to serve as Halifax’s youngest councillor.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 7, 2020
City

On the phone with infrastructure specialist David Schofield, District 15

“If your residents aren’t informed they can’t give you an informed decision.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with food security advocate Stephen Chafe, District 11

“We’re in a food desert. We need better food bank services out here.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with social justice advocate Jay Aaron Roy, District 15

Whether it’s affordable transit or accessibility issues, Roy wants to make sure everyone's voice is heard.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with stay-at-home dad Shaun Clark, District 9

He’d like to see a more accessible city for disabled people.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

Emailing with social equity advocate Jen Powley, District 7

“People will be able to know who is fighting for them and who isn’t.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with affordable housing advocate Matt Conrad, District 11

“If we can get housing rate downs or rent rates down: Then, to me, that's the same as putting money back in people's pockets.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with morally grounded Nicole Johnson, District 2

“They want diversity, they want change, and I’m that.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with fed-up resident David Boyd, District 2

Boyd says the current councillor is out of touch with constituents.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with paramedic John Bignell, District 12

The active volunteer says there’s lots to fix in the district, and he’s ready to get the area back on track.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with construction manager Pete Rose, District 11

Whether it's helping rebuild the local wharf or giving blood to those in need, he’s here to help.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with community-focused Patty Cuttell, District 11

“You have this development happening, but we also need to talk about community amenities.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with political science graduate Derek Bellemore, District 13

“I just see so many issues in the city that I think should be resolved.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with policy procurement expert Tim Elms, District 13

“We really, really need to focus on supporting local businesses.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with residential painter Robert Holden, District 13

“We need services out here. There’s no transit on the weekends, period!”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with accountant Darrell Jessome, District 13

He’ll open a constituency office on his own dime if elected.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with community advocate Pam Lovelace, District 13

The only woman running in her district, she hopes to inspire more women to run for office.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with green politician Iain Taylor, District 13

He’s running to represent people who are making minimum wage.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with activist Craig Roy, District 7

He's running for council instead of "sitting around and bellyaching about the fact that nothing is getting done."

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 8, 2020
City

On the phone with diversity advocate Ambroise Matwawana, District 11

“A district that has diversity and inclusion has unity.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with caregiver Hannah Munday, District 11

“I’m never going to make a promise that I don’t think I can keep.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with social advocate Caroline Williston, District 4

“I know that it's very, very difficult for regular working-class people to run in a political election.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with Spryfield's number-one fan Kristen Hollery, District 11

“Because of the nature of my job, I want to help people, and I help people all the time.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with affordable housing advocate Lisa Mullin, District 11

“I think that this district could certainly use my voice.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with political upstart Dawn Edith Penney, District 11

“I'm going into politics to change the game, because we’ve had long enough of people playing the game.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with crisis consultant Mary Lou LeRoy, District 15

“I never give up. If anything’s happening, I’m going to see it through to the end.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with youth mentor Anthony Mrkonjic, District 15

This first-time candidate says he’ll bring a new energy to city council.

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with clean harbour champion Bruce Cooke, District 11

“I'm a big believer that one person—and I've proven it—can make a big difference and they can make changes.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with “affordable everything” proponent Iona Stoddard, District 12

“Affordable housing, affordable transit. Basically affordable living.”

By Feleshia Chandler
Oct 9, 2020
City

On the phone with community guardian Nick Horne, District 13

“We should be focusing on all of HRM to incentivize development of low-cost housing.”

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 9, 2020
City

Angry mob trap Mi’kmaw fishermen at a lobster pound in southwestern Nova Scotia

The latest from Maureen Googoo at Ku'kuk'wes News.

By Maureen Googoo
Oct 14, 2020
COVID-19

COVID-19 news in Nova Scotia, for the week starting October 19

New C19 cases and other info bits, mostly but not only from the province.

By Team Coast
Oct 19, 2020
COVID-19

COVID-19 news for the October 26 week

Quick looks at cases and more, in Halifax and Nova Scotia.

By Team Coast
Oct 26, 2020
COVID-19

Legendary

What the colours on our COVID-19 map mean, plus a comparison with the province's version.

By Kyle Shaw
Oct 27, 2020
COVID-19

COVID-19 news in Nova Scotia, for the week starting October 5

New C19 cases and other info bits, mostly but not only from the province.

By Team Coast
Oct 5, 2020
COVID-19

Outside the Atlantic bubble the outbreak is the worst it’s ever been

Nova Scotia demands vigilance as the second wave of COVID-19 pushes cases in the six other provinces to a record high.

By Kyle Shaw
Oct 7, 2020
COVID-19

COVID-19 news in Nova Scotia, for the week starting October 12

New C19 cases and other info bits, mostly but not only from the province.

By Team Coast
Oct 12, 2020
HRM Votes

Everything you need to know about voting in Halifax's elections

Vote online, by phone, or in person over the next two weeks!

By Caora McKenna
Oct 6, 2020
HRM Votes

Not sure which district you live in? Look it up here

By Caora McKenna
Oct 6, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 1 Waverley–Fall River–Musquodoboit Valley

On the phone with candidates Cathy Deagle-Gammon, Stephen Kamperman, Arthur Wamback and Steve Streatch

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 2 Preston–Chezzetcook–Eastern Shore

On the Phone with candidates David Boyd, David Hendsbee and Nicole Johnson

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 3 Dartmouth South-Eastern Passage

On the phone with candidates Vishal Bhardwaj, Clinton Desveaux, Lloyd Jackson, Becky Kent and George Mbamalu

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 4 Cole Harbour–Westphal

On the phone with Ryan Burris, Marisa DeMarco, Kevin Foran, Darryl Johnson, Jerome Lagmay, Jamie MacNeil, Chris Mont, Trish Purdy, Jessica Quillan, John Stewart and Caroline Williston

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 5 Dartmouth Centre

On the phone with candidates Sam Austin and Mitch McIntyre

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 6 Harbourview–Burnside–Dartmouth East

On the phone with candidates Douglas Day, Tony Mancini and Ibrahim Manna

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 7 Halifax South Downtown

On the Phone with Waye Mason, Jen Powley and Craig Roy

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 8 Halifax Peninsula North

On the Phone with Virginia Hinch, Dylan Kennedy and Lindell Smith

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 9 Halifax West Armdale

On the Phone with two Sha(w/u)ns a Bill and a Stephen—with no word from Gerry in the race for District 9.

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 10 Halifax–Bedford Basin West

On the Phone with all eight candidates vying for the empty District 10 seat.

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 11 Spryfield–Sambro Loop–Prospect Road

On the Phone with Stephen Chafe, Matt Conrad, Bruce Cook, Patty Cuttell, Kristen Hollery, Ambroise Matwawana, Lisa Mullin, Hannah Munday, Dawn Edith Penney and Pete Rose.

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 12 Timberlea–Beechville–Clayton Park–Wedgewood

On the Phone with John Bignell, Iona Stoddard and Richard Zurawski

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 13 Hammonds Plains–St. Margarets

On the Phone with Derek Bellemore, Tim Elms, Robert Holden, Darrell Jessome, Nick Horne, Pam Lovelace and Iain Taylor

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

District 14 Middle/Upper Sackville–Beaver Bank–Lucasville

On the Phone with Lisa Blackburn, who's up for her seat against Greg Frampton, but nobody could get a hold of Frampton, so it's just Blackburn for now.

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

Meet the candidates for District 15 Lower Sackville

On the Phone with Jay Aaron Roy, Mary Lou LeRoy, Anthony Mrkonjic, Paul Russell and David Schofield

Oct 5, 2020
HRM Votes

District 16 Bedford–Wentworth

We guarantee Tim Outhit will be returning to his council seat.

Oct 5, 2020
Shoptalk

Burger Week is on now

The pandemic-postponed patty party is back, October 22 through October 31.

By Team Coast
Oct 22, 2020
Shoptalk

A transformation for Truly Tasty

The larger space next door will allow for more dine-in customers at Halifax’s longest-running ramen shop.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 22, 2020
Opinion

You’re not too old to trick-or-treat if you’ve never celebrated Halloween before

Newcomers from all over the world spend their first haunted holiday in Halifax.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 28, 2020

Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: Drying The Tears of a Butterfly

Nocturne curator Lindsay Dobbin on why artist Mike MacDonald’s legacy will live forever.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: Ingrid Waldron is changing the tides

The world-leading researcher on environmental racism shares her message with art.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 8, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturn'd up

Our guide to making the most of the epic visual arts festival.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Arts & Culture

Celebration of Life

Horror essayist Peter Counter on why scary movies might just be life-affirming.

By Peter Counter
Oct 29, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: Mo Phùng’s memory Migration

The photographer recreates family snapshots to delve into the layers of their identity.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Arts & Culture

Roxane Gay knows the way

The bestselling author is (virtually) visiting Halifax this weekend—so we asked her our most burning questions.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 2, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: Marie-Soleil Provençal wastes not, wants lots

“I realized how much waste I was producing as an artist.”

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Arts & Culture

We asked a professional make-up effects artist how to paint your face for Halloween

Patrick Baxter has helped make some of the scariest on-screen faces of the past 20 years—now, he's here to tell you how to get ghoulish, stat.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 30, 2020
Arts & Culture

Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival announces lineup

A free, online version of the event hits your screen November 12-15.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 6, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: Mo Drescher and Liliona Quarmyne cross the distance

A powerhouse art duo brings questions of connection to Nocturne.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Arts & Culture

Nocturne 2020: I'thandi Munro's parking impass

How a collection of ticketed fines became an art installation against systemic issues.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 15, 2020
Music

Keonté Beals's coronation

With the debut LP King, Beals cements his legacy as one North Preston's most luminous R&B stars.

By Seyitan Moritiwon
Oct 1, 2020
Music

Halifax Pop Explosion's 28th festival should be starting tonight

Instead, there's been nothing but months of silence from the stalwart of Halifax's music scene.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 21, 2020
Music

Seven Sure Things happening in Halifax from Oct 22-28

All the local, live art you need to see.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 22, 2020
Music

666 Sure Things happening this Halloweekend

All the online parties and IRL happenings on our calendars from Oct 29-31.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 29, 2020
Music

Seven Sure Things happening in Halifax from October 2-7

The can't-miss events happening this week.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 2, 2020
Music

Seven Sure Things happening in Halifax from October 8-14

The can't-miss events happening this week.

By Morgan Mullin
Oct 8, 2020

Food

Obladee celebrates a decade of sophisticated style

The Barrington Street wine bar celebrates ten years in business this month.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 22, 2020
Food

Breweries leave craft brewing association after controversial comments by executive director

Both North Brewing and Big Spruce have left the industry group

By Victoria Walton
Oct 21, 2020
Food

Hungry for more

How COVID-19 is exacerbating university students’ food insecurity.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 15, 2020
Food + Drink Festivals

Station Six pumps out the patties for Burger Week

The Spryfield restaurant has sold over 1,200 burgers and counting.

By Victoria Walton
Oct 29, 2020

Free Will Astrology

In your horoscope: Listen to your body

Your physical organism has wisdom to impart, Leo, especially in coming weeks.

By Rob Brezsny
Oct 15, 2020
Free Will Astrology

In your horoscope: Hold nothing back

Let people witness your secret fire, Sagittarius, your salty tears and your unhealed wounds.

By Rob Brezsny
Oct 26, 2020
Free Will Astrology

Donald Trump, Joe Biden and your horoscope

What the stars say about the American election.

By Rob Brezsny
Oct 29, 2020
Free Will Astrology

In your horoscope: How’s your relationship with yourself?

This is a perfect time to check in, Virgo.

By Rob Brezsny
Oct 1, 2020
Savage Love

Shocking discovery from beyond the grave

A reader needs help understanding—and forgiving.

By Dan Savage
Oct 15, 2020
Savage Love

Don’t give up

I’ve heard from countless people over the years who found something close to what they were looking for in their fifties, sixties and even seventies.

By Dan Savage
Oct 25, 2020
Savage Love

Dealing with an extremely jealous personality

Some people can be open with their partners about their pasts, but it’s not compulsory.

By Dan Savage
Oct 29, 2020
Savage Love

Trouble in the quad? Roger that.

What to do when you want to be more than “friends who have sex sometimes.”

By Dan Savage
Oct 1, 2020

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