Nov 17-23, 2016

News + Opinion

• City

  Halifax and Gaetan Dugas

  The man who was mistakenly dubbed Patient Zero of the AIDS crisis and his connection to this city.

  By Evelyn White

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• News

  Doula service resumes at women’s prison

  Nova Institution for Women welcomes back volunteer health workers who Correctional Service Canada says were never locked out to begin with.

  By Jacob Boon

  Nov 16, 2016

  
• News

  Nova Centre to open sometime between next Christmas and never

  Joe Ramia proving his expertise in delayed gratification.

  By Jacob Boon

  Nov 18, 2016

  
• News

  We need to win back America’s trust, says Canadian ambassador

  David MacNaughton believes failure is not an option in dealing with Donald Trump’s “anti-trade rhetoric.”

  By Jacob Boon

  Nov 18, 2016

  
• News

  Third shooting death within 10 days

  22-year-old Tyler Keizer's death a homicide say police.

  By Rebecca Dingwell

  Nov 22, 2016

  
• News

  Community-driven response needed to address recent violence says Lindell Smith

  “It’s hard to see community members suffering.”

  By Jacob Boon

  Nov 23, 2016

  
• Shoptalk

  Hyped on handmade: 12 holiday markets and pop-ups to check out

  Keep your premature festive feels at bay with these 12 excuses to buy local, handmade gifts, decorations and stationery.

  By Allison Saunders

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Opinion

  Colonization over reconciliation in Alton Gas fight

  'Conquered peoples' legal strategy is a new low for McNeil government.

  By Robin Tress

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Opinion

  Letters to the editor, October 13, 2016

  These are the letters and comments from the print edition

  Nov 17, 2016

  

Arts + Music

• Arts & Culture

  Pop culture with Two Brown Girls

  Local initiative aims to bring the hosts of the pop culture podcast to town.

  By Allie Graham

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Arts & Culture

  Chris Locke’s dad brain

  Toronto comedian tells it like it is about anxiety, parenthood, bears

  By Morgan Mullin

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Arts & Culture

  Step into Burnwater: Alchemy

  Mocean Dance’s Burnwater: Alchemy combines music, dance and a welcoming set.

  By Rebecca Dingwell

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Arts & Culture

  Revenge is sweet in The Spanish Tragedy

  Terrible Machiavellian leader, hitting too close to home?

  By Michael Lake

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Music

  See you at the show: Live music needs us all

  Tara Thorne breaks it down. The live music scene could use some support, and excuses aren’t helping.

  By Tara Thorne

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Music

  The Jerry Cans northern life

  Iqaluit-based The Jerry Cans celebrate their home, sure, but they’re all about making you move

  By Allison Devereaux

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Music

  Ten picks for a super weekend

  Inuit rock'n'roll, fresh local fashion and queer book launches make for a more-super-than-the-supermoon weekend!

  By Morgan Mullin

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Comics

  Remembering Darwyn Cooke

  Strange Adventures honours the late comics legend.

  By Carsten Knox

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Comics

  Welcome to Hellifax

  By Tim Carpenter and Jordyn F. Bochon

  Nov 17, 2016

  

Food + Drink

• Restaurant Reviews

  Maxim value

  Clayton Park’s newest strip mall eatery, Pho Maxim, dishes out personable service and heaping portions.

  By Melissa Buote

  Nov 17, 2016

  

Lifestyle

• Free Will Astrology

  Free Will Astrology

  You are a master of fire, Aries

  By Rob Brezsny

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Savage Love

  Mourning in America

  What’s to be done now, in the face of president-elect Trump, and his documented hatred of nearly everyone? Fuck, and fight.

  By Dan Savage

  Nov 17, 2016

  
• Homes

  Inside my digs: downtown Dartmouth

  Against all odds, Jeremy Walker falls in love with a charming condo—perfect for entertaining— in downtown Dartmouth.

  By Allison Saunders

  Nov 17, 2016