- Issue of
- Jun 2-8, 2016
- Vol. 24, No. 1
Even after 5+ years of sewage treatment, the idea of swimming in Halifax Harbour still makes most peoples’ skin crawl. If you’re among them, be sure to check out this week’s cover story: Our writer Hillary Windsor went in so you don’t have to.
Arts + Culture
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- Film + TV
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Popstar won't stop popping
The Lonely Island goes big-time
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- Film + TV
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Stillman does Austen in Love & Friendship
A jaunty period piece
Food + Drink
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- Food + Drink Feature
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Bring the Food Noise
The first annual Food Noise Festival aims to showcase and celebrate the conscious food movement.
Love the way we bitch
Music
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- Feature
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A singing send-off for Simon Abbott
The Phoenix Community Choir director’s saying farewell.
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- Feature
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The pop life of Ria Mae, from shy radio listener to hit singer
Halifax’s “Clothes Off” star releases her major-label debut.
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- Feature
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Walrus brings home a new EP
The band releases Goodbye Something tomorrow night at the Seahorse.
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- The Scene
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Sloan brings One Chord To Another home Oct 7
Breakthrough Halifax band taking album on 20th anniversary tour.
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- The Scene
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Chantal Kreviazuk returns with Hard Sail album and tour.
The singer-songwriter launches first national tour in six years on November 21.
News + Opinion
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- City
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Virtual reality a fix for inaccurate development renderings
An immersive new experience for HRM's planning process.
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- City
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Swimming in Halifax Harbour
Forget its crappy past. We're still under-appreciating (and polluting) the beautiful body of water this city was built on.
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Free Will Astrology
No chickens, Sag
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- Letters
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Letters to the editor, June 2, 2016
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
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- Savage Love
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Me and The Kid
Is my long casually sexual relationship with a younger man ruining his real relationship chances? Plus: Telling the sleazy truth.
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- Shoptalk
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Halifax Seed celebrates 150 years
The family-run gardening shop is all grown up
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- Voice of the City
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Halifax is on the front lines of environmental stewardship
It's not too late for Canada to take meaningful action against climate change.
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- Sports
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Why Dartmouth rules this weekend
Get out for a new skatepark and Switch’s street celebration.
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