Vol. 21, No. 45
The Big Ride’s Halifax detour
By Rebecca Zimmer
Procedural drama
By Hilary Beaumont
Be Massage Therapy's moving
The Y's closure makes Birmingham home for Be
By Allison Saunders
Talay Thai transport
Moving on over to Hollis Street
Come what anime
Anime and Manga fans, there's a store just for you slated for Barrington Street
Cape and Cowl crusader
Comics and collectibles coming soon to Bedford-Sackville
By Ariane Hanlon
Say grilled cheese!
Another grilled cheese food truck coming to town via The Cheese Gypsy
By Allie Sweeting
Pavia wins a spot in the new library
From Herring Cove to Spring Garden Road, Pavia's stoked to be coming into town
The truth is simple: We need more nurses here
By M.W., RN
Letters to the editor, April 10,2014
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
Wonderbook: The Illustrated Guide to Creating Imaginative Fiction
by Jeff VanderMeer, illustrated by Jeremy Zerfoss (Harry N. Abrams)
By Shannon Fay
Board game empire
Halifax is going through a boom in gaming—the offline, social kind—that might just make the city a better place to live.
Poetry saves lives
Take a stanza this month during National Poetry Month events all over the city.
By Shannon Webb-Campbell
The right game for you
We asked five of our favourite local game stores to recommend titles based on the type of player they might be.
My Prairie Home
Directed by Chelsea McMullan (NFB)
By Jade Nauss
Do you wanna play?
Our listings of game-related events show there’s always something going on for folks interested in a little fun.
Ready player one
Local board game designer Sam Fraser shares how he’s making his tabletop dreams a reality, and why Halifax is the best place to do it.
Amber Alert
Directed by Kerry Bellessa (Bluefields/Underground)
Afternoon Delight
Directed by Jill Soloway (72 Productions/Rincon)
Rio 2
I liked you better when you were in Angry Birds
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Girl with popcorn rates boy with apple
By Tara Thorne
Draft Day
Could Costner still get it? You decide!
Trailer Park Boys: Don’t Legalize It
Wake and bake (and watch)
Harvey
Long, but with a good message
By Kate Watson
An Evening of Ives
Short, sweet and side-splittingly funny
Kind of Bleu
See the dream team of T-Woo and Stilldrunk in action at April’s Bleu Nuit, T-Woo’s last before he moves up north.
By Adria Young
Radio Radio
EJ Feel Zoo (Bonsound)
By Doug Taylor
Neverending Glory
Wish Glory Glory bon voyage before the band heads over the pond to play The Great Escape in Brighton, dance to ease your personal jealousy.
By Stephanie Johns
April Reign
Severed Reign uses metal for good with April Assault VI, a weekend long cancer fundraising concert.
By Hugh Stewart
The Hidden Cameras
Age (Evil Evil)
Future Islands
Singles (4AD)
By Noel Macdonald
Drive-By Truckers
English Oceans (ATO)
March Madness New Media vs Old Media: WE HAVE A WINNER
Thanks for playing, Old Media and cartoon faces 4ever
The success of Failure
Ivan E. Coyote and Rae Spoon bring their collection of essays, Gender Failure, to Halifax
Lynch the Human!
See more here
By Jeremy Hansen
Ding Dongs
By Paul Hammond
Got The Nook
Gottingen Street’s chill cafe-lounge invites you to take a load off with hot drinks, cool vibes and some pretty good sandwiches.
By Melissa Buote
Free Will Astrology
Speak caterpillar, Virgo
By Rob Brezsny
Sex work and my sexless marriage
My awesome wife and I no longer have sex. Do I tell her that I’ve been paying for it? Plus: Breakups and rebounds, secrets and lies.
By Dan Savage
Cruise season is back in Halifax—with newer anti-pollution rules. But how much has changed?
By Martin Bauman
Every big show coming to Halifax (and beyond) in 2024
By Team Coast
Halifax Wanderers seek first win of CPL season on the road in Vancouver
Halifax’s Auditor General drops 2024 audit plan
By Matt Stickland