Arts + Culture
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- Culture
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Geeks versus Nerds hosts the opposition party
Geeks versus Nerds' monthly debates have seen countless heated arguments about pop culture since 2008, and they've steadily built a community of like-minded souls in the process.
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- Film + TV
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Gritty city
Michael Melski’s Charlie Zone, opening in theatres Friday, portrays a darker, more violent version of Halifax that you won’t see on a tourism ad.
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- Film + TV
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The Last Exorcism: Part II
Even Satan needs a car
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- Film + TV
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Jack the Giant Slayer
It's folk fairytale season
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- Film + TV
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21 And Over
Spring break all over again
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- Visual Art
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On PAPER
Peek into sketch books with a Gallery Page and Strange exhibit about the artist's process.
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- Arts News
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Power of music
Juanita Peters’ The San Family, running until Friday, focuses on the healing power of song.
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- Comedy
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Old dirty Bob
Bob Saget leaves his family friendly days behind with raunchy stand up.
Food + Drink
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- Food + Drink Feature
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Crops to campus
Dalhousie University and local farmers parnter to a provide fresh, locally-grown alternative to cafeteria food in the form of a CSA.
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- The Feed
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How we're trying to make the Best of Food better
It's true, even the very best have room for improvement
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- The Feed
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Tess on You Gotta Eat Here tonight
On a search for some of Canada's best, John Catucci ended up on Charles Street
- The Feed
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Le French Fix's killer combo
Massages. Macarons. Coffee. Music. All things good!
Love the way we bitch
Music
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- Feature
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Heaven’s sake
Heaven for Real joke and harmonize and write short stories in song form. See it all on Saturday at Gus’ Pub.
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- Feature
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Blood brothers
Two Hours Traffic’s newest album, Foolish Blood shows a new, restless, rhythmic sound.
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- Feature
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Acres and Acres of east coast music
Acres and Acres kick off East Coast Music Week with three shows.
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- The Scene
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The San Family
Strong performances and an uplifting story
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- The Scene
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Watch Heaven For Real perform "Owner" live in The Coast lobby
Hear Nathan's phone going off constantly
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- The Scene
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Mad about Eyelevel Gallery
The Eyelevel's March Madness fundraiser is packed with community events for a good cause
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- The Scene
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Sense of Belonging
The Art of Belonging celebrates new and established female artists in honour of International Women's Day
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- The Scene
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Video of the day: The Caravan, "What Up Steve?"
It's like my walk to work but with more protest signs and way better vocals
News + Opinion
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Free Will Astrology
Overcome irreconcilable differences
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- Letters
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Letters to the editor, February 28, 2013
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
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- Reality Bites
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Much compost ending up in landfills
Provincial regulations might make the situation even worse.
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- Reality Bites
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Halifax to get 22 new buses
But council delays final OK for two weeks.
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- Reality Bites
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Cop budget approved by Police Commissioners
Halifax PD begins to open up their records, but it's slow going.
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- Reality Bites
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And round and roundabout we go....
The city wants to replace two North Park Street intersections with roundabouts, but will the public buy it?
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- Reality Bites
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This week at city council
February 26 meeting: stormwater
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- Reality Bites
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Peter Kelly and other Thibeault heirs come to agreement
Court hearing of former Halifax mayor's accounting of estate averted at last moment.
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- Savage Love
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Bros before bros in dresses
My buddy gets drunk and picks up men who look like women, but we stop him from going too far. What’s his deal?
- Shoptalk
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Down at the Boondocks
New owners, new chef, new menu
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- Shoptalk
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Mule Mother's book smarts
You'll flip for this DIY bookbinding kit
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- Shoptalk
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M is for Moving
M Home heads to Bedford
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- Shoptalk
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What's for Supper time
The masters of simple home cooking have moved downtown
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- Shoptalk
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Turnstile Pottery Co-operative times out
The sale of their space and some changes in membership seal the deal
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- Voice of the City
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Let’s start growing food to eat on our public lands
Affordable, fresh and healthy affordable food is as close as the planters in front of City Hall.
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- Voice of the City
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Let’s start growing food to eat on our public lands
Affordable, fresh and healthy affordable food is as close as the planters in front of City Hall.
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