Oct 20-26, 2005

News + Opinion

• City

  On approval

  A development group starts the process of trying to get the go ahead for its new waterfront project.

  By Guy Quenneville

  Oct 20, 2005
• Shoptalk

  French connection

  T.C. Demaresq browses for business news.

  By TC Demaresq

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  News flash

  Editorial by Bruce Wark

  By Bruce Wark

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Opinion

  The Big Hit

  Oct 22, 2005
• Opinion

  Wanted: One shit ball gun

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  You’ll pry that info from our cold dead hands

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  The Big Hit

  Oct 22, 2005
• Opinion

  A mind like a steel trap

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  Cookie dough intake related to exclamation point usage

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  A proposal to television

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  Letters to the Editor

  Oct 21, 2005
• Opinion

  Oh! The power!

  Oct 20, 2005
• Opinion

  Everything was cool until Mary Poppins

  Oct 20, 2005
• Education

  Sugarcane Academy

  The one-room schoolhouse is great, but when it closes its doors in December, we're moving. That's the plan.

  By Michael Tisserand

  Oct 20, 2005

Arts + Music

• Arts & Culture

  Elizabethtown

  Mark Palermo on The Fog and Elizabethtown.

  By Mark Palermo

  Oct 20, 2005
• Arts & Culture

  The River wild

  The Halifax-shot thriller The River King was an icy experience for some of its makers. Carsten Knox breaks the surface to find out why.

  By Carsten Knox

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Arts & Culture

  Funny boy

  Newfoundland comic and 22 Minutes star Shaun Majumder just wants to make you laugh. And Megan Wennberg does.

  By Megan Wennberg

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Arts & Culture

  The Big Hit

  With her dance project (decoding the) undertow, Sally Morgan has created a multimedia epic with elements of movement, film, tumbling and skateboarding.

  By Sue Carter Flinn

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Music

  Bulldozers

  Three years in the making, Bucket Truck’s Favour the Bull is finally in stores, on the band’s terms. Chris McCluskey grabs the horns.

  By Chris McCluskey

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Music

  Pimp my drive

  Roche Uhntraal breaks out his chequebook.

  By Roche Uhntraal

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Music

  Wheels in motion

  Erica Butler tries to bike to Bedford

  By Erica Butler

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Music

  Enjoy the Silence

  Snailhouse’s Mike Feuerstack is happy to stay busy. Johnston Farrow catches up with him and his latest, The Silence Show.

  By Johnston Farrow

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Music

  In Blume

  Tara Thorne likes cool pictures as much as the National Magazine Awards judges do.

  By Tara Thorne

  Oct 20, 2005

  

Food + Drink

• Restaurant Reviews

  Message in a bottle

  By Robin Gillingham

  Oct 20, 2005

  

Lifestyle

• Savage Love

  Savage Love bonus letters

  Midori answers more questions from Savage Love readers.

  By Dan Savage

  Oct 20, 2005
• Health

  Struggle for life

  Stephanie Domet talks to AIDS activist Stephen Lewis about Africa and the hope that he’ll see change for the continent in his lifetime.

  By Stephanie Domet

  Oct 20, 2005

  
• Sports

  Going pro

  The History of professional sports in halifax has been spotty at best. But for those who’ve experienced both the creation and demise of new franchises, it’s been an interesting ride.

  By Mark Black

  Oct 20, 2005
• Sports

  Date to skate

  The Halifax Skatepark Coalition’s construction plans are delayed but not discouraged. Michael Fleury drops in for an update.

  By Michael Fleury

  Oct 20, 2005