Jul 4-10, 2019

Vol. 27, No. 6

A lot of the time, the things that make Nova Scotia unique are wonderful. But sometimes, they’re so messed up they deserve a Coast cover story by the King’s Investigative Workshop. The province’s foreclosure system is one of the latter.

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Why recycling properly is key.

And it’s as easy as 1-2-3!

Content by Keurig Canada Inc.
Jul 4, 2019
City

Service dogs mean freedom for a Halifax woman with unique abilities

How Dawne Fraser is navigating the complex and expensive process to get a new one

By Fadila Chater
Jul 4, 2019
City

Radical Imagination project looks for new spot to screen after clash with Library

Screenings about police violence prompted a late request for police presentation

By Victoria Walton
Jul 4, 2019
City

Inside Canada’s foreclosure playground

How a centuries-old auction system affects Nova Scotians

By King’s Investigative Workshop
Jul 4, 2019
City

Why foreclosure happens in Nova Scotia

Foreclosure is often the last stop on life’s shitty high-speed debt train, but there's big-picture reasons why Nova Scotians are getting there

By King’s Investigative Workshop
Jul 4, 2019
City

Radical Imagination project looks for new spot to screen after Central Library clash

Screenings about police violence prompted a late request for police presentation.

By Victoria Walton
Jul 4, 2019
News

Nova Scotia makes changes for non-binary birth certificates

Option to have an X or no indicator now available

By Jessica R. Durling
Jul 9, 2019
Shoptalk

Vintage clothing for plus bodies, by plus bodies

Online thrift shops Fat Chance Vintage and Kitsch District look outside of straight sizes and binaries to provide inclusive, accessible second-hand clothing.

By Morgan Mullin
Jul 3, 2019
Shoptalk

Mind the brain freeze: Glory Pops gearing up for summer

Just a modern day Dickie Dee

By Allison Saunders
Jul 3, 2019
Shoptalk

The Watch That Ends The Night has closed

Canada's Best New Bar of 2018 signs off

By Allison Saunders
Jul 9, 2019
Shoptalk

NS Kayak and ATV Outside Adventure Tours heads "out and away"

Chris White's sees his personalized kayak trips as a tool for adventure

By Allison Saunders
Jul 11, 2019
Opinion

Halifax’s Sudanese community speaks out in support of pro-democracy protesters and martyrs

“If it was up to Sudanese people, they would proudly continue until the last martyr falls.”

By Rafeeda Khashmelmous
Jul 4, 2019
Opinion

Letters to the editor, July 4, 2019

Jul 4, 2019

Arts & Culture

Visual arts review: group effort at The Craig Gallery

Visual Arts Nova Scotia’s annual mentorship exhibition offers space to consider the nature of collaboration.

By Mollie Cronin
Jul 4, 2019
Music

The evolution of Tim Baker

Hey Rosetta’s leader returns to help kick off the Halifax Jazz Festival with the solo effort Forever Overhead.

By Jonathan Briggins
Jul 4, 2019
Music

Fungus follows its bliss

The rock trio debuts a pair of new singles and a trippy new video.

By Tara Thorne
Jul 4, 2019
Comics

Hey You Goofs!

By Paul Hammond
Jul 4, 2019

Food

Winegrunt brings the buzz

A perfect pit-stop on a valley road trip, the Windsor bar celebrates its grand opening this month.

By Moira Peters
Jul 4, 2019

Free Will Astrology

Muse on your origins, Aries

By Rob Brezsny
Jul 4, 2019
Savage Love

Sex with a prejudicial interest

How to deal with your new partner's low-key racism, and what to do when white people are ogling you in your apartment.

By Dan Savage
Jul 4, 2019

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