QuinFun at the QuinFest You can start your day off with a creamy latte, check those groceries off your to-do list, do your banking, then still have time to treat yourself to lunch. Quinpool Road has it all ready for you, and you don’t have to go far—it’s a straight shot! Don’t forget, many businesses […]
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Top 10 dog-friendly events in Halifax
Your dog is your best secret keeper, and never judges you for eating an entire pizza yourself—if anything, that loyal pooch loves you even more for it. So maybe you should reciprocate, sharing your one-of-a-kind love with the world and treating your puppy pal to the summer date they deserve. That’s right, it’s time to […]
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Top 10 ways to reinvent your Canada Day holiday long weekend in Halifax
To break out of your daily routine, there’s nothing like a long weekend when you can immerse yourself in the deep green landscape of Nova Scotia and drink in the salty sea air. But what about when breaking out of the routine has become a little bit…routine? The July 1 Canada Day holiday has lots […]
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10 Off-The-Beaten-Path Looks at Your Favourite Spots in Halifax
Featuring The Waiting Room, Dramatic Changes Artist Society, cocktails at The Drawing room and more.
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10 Off-The-Beaten-Path Looks at Your Favourite Spots in Halifax
Have you been there? Not like this.
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10 Favourite Farmers’ Market Stands
Eating and buying local has never been easier thanks to the crop of farmers’ markets around town. Here are 10 places to start.
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Building French skills with the Department of Education
Gabrielle Fairbairn Opening doors with another language. I grew up in a bilingual house. My mom is from Quebec so I always spoke French with her. But I’m from Nova Scotia, and growing up here it makes it difficult sometimes to practice French because almost everything is English. I never saw how I could really […]
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Université Sainte-Anne, Governmental Administration
Jasmine Boudreau Administrative Health Officer for the Public Health Agency of Canada 1 I was looking for direction I think like a lot of millennials, figuring out what you’re going to do for work was a big concern for me. You’re left asking yourself what you’re going to do. I had been in a few […]
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CELTA at The Language Centre, Saint Mary’s University
Tami Meredith I’m adding a world of opportunity to my computer science background. I just finished my Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, or CELTA, and I couldn’t be happier about. The way it’s run at The Language Centre at Saint Mary’s, it’s a very intensive month-long program that throws you straight […]
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Saint Mary’s University, Sobey School of Business
Get your Bachelor of Commerce at a top school while staying in Atlantic Canada.
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Success College, Counselling Skills Program
Alex MacDonnell I’m Executive Director for the Hepatitis Outreach Society of Nova Scotia. What was it that made you interested in becoming a councillor? I’ve always had an interest in counselling, specifically addictions counselling. I’m the kind of person who loves to listen to people’s stories, and that’s a big part of it. Before coming […]
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Mount Saint Vincent University, Department of Communication Studies
Julie Hatfield “I’ve developed a big passion for MSVU.” I was an athlete in high school, and that was my primary focus for going into university. I spent my first year at Cape Breton University on an athletics scholarship for volleyball. I enjoyed it there, but my priorities shifted and I realized that I wanted […]
