Vol. 20, No. 34
This week at city council
January 14 meeting: A new council dynamic threatens to break the old boys' club.
By Tim Bousquet
Dig this: the new Roots is open
A fancy concept shop, one block from its old location
By Allison Saunders
Leno jokes about Jost
That's what you get for naming your wine 4Skins
Twisted Muse is on the move
The boutique has a new home on Birmingham
Check out the Halifax Biz Awards Finalists
Halifax Chamber of Commerce picks the best of 'em
Send a Local Love Note
I love really good ideas, and I want everyone to know it
Avondale Sky gets fired up
Saturday afternoon road trip anyone?
Return of the Taj
A grand opening for the Grand Taj (AKA the Taj Mahal)
Cheers to Bridge Brewing Company
Two new beers in town? I'll drink to that.
Full Steam ahead
This Guysborough-based, organic coffee is the product of the week
E-Pin Grill House to close
A sad Facebook announcement from the Barrington Street resto
Street art: my conversation with the city
JJ Steeves is the artist behind the ubiquitous Stray Kittie posters.
By JJ Steeves
Mailbag January 17, 2013
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
Perchance to dream
The Bus Stop Theatre has shifted to a co-op structure, offering memberships for supporters and a chance for the much-loved venue to thrive.
By Adria Young
Family Ties
The Extra Curricular Art Club's debut photography show The Ties That Bind deconstructs family in diverse ways.
Strawberries in January
Lions Den Theatre will leave you with a smile on your face.
By Kate Watson
Far Cry 3
Windows, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 (Ubisoft)
By Justin Hartling
V/H/S
Directed by Adam Wingard, David Bruckner, Ti West, Glenn McQuaid, Joe Swanberg, Radio Silence (Magnolia)
By Shannon Fay
(You) Set Me on Fire
By Mariko Tamaki (Razorbill)
By Tiina Johns
Husk
By Corey Redekop (ECW Press)
By Whitney Moran
The Last Stand
Action schlock, but heartfelt action schlock
By Jacob Boon
Mama
Feral kids? Ghost mom? Sounds like a movie and a half
Quartet
Hoffman's in the director's chair, watch out!
Rust and Bone
Cotillard kills, as per usual
By Molly Segal
Broken City
Noir-ish, soap opera-ish, but not necessarily movie-ish
Genre bender
Recorded all over Canada, Nick Everett’s elsethings shows off a meticulous and beautiful sound.
By Tara Thorne
Charmed Three
After a super productive 2012, Three Sheet plan for a new year, a new album and more touring.
By Stephanie Johns
Birthday BA
BA Johnston’s joyful dance towards the grave continues with another blowout birthday bash at Gus’ Pub.
By Matthew Ritchie
In the Dark
Dark for Dark's simple harmonies are a dream come true.
The long ride
Head to Blue Rodeo for a hit of nostalgia rock.
King Louie
Drilluminati (independent)
By Hugh Stewart
Rah Rah
The Poet’s Dead (Hidden Pony)
By Doug Taylor
Little Miss Moffatt
Wild About Nature (independent)
Yo La Tengo
Fade (Matador)
By Jeff Lawton
RiFF RaFF + Halifax = BFFs
"Ballin' so hard they figured I play for Nava Scotia"
Surf the French New Wave right into spring
Ron Foley Macdonald's long-running film series lights up the Dalhousie Art Gallery Wednesday nights
VHS, SVP
AFCOOP desperately seeking video
CKDU helps you workshop it
C-K-D-You Got Skills provides free workshops as valuable as the teachings of Master Splinter
True Story by Don Himmelman
By Mike Holmes
Hey You Guys
By Paul Hammond
In the Noble
Halifax’s blossoming cocktail culture gets a taste of old timey at a stealthy new speakeasy-inspired bar.
By Hilary Beaumont
Free Will Astrology
Reveal secrets to yourself, Gemini
By Rob Brezsny
All the toys in the land
Spice up your sex life with a variety of aids, but remember you need to work your way up to The Fucksaw.
By Dan Savage
High-speed connection
In a world that lives on the web, it can be hard to find platonic pals.
Game changer
Retired Rainman Eric Crookshank has just published his first book, an autobiographical account of how his determination and positivity has helped him to win the game of life.
Living well-rounded
The first clinic in the province to offer coordinated, holistic health care is right here in Halifax.
By Jessie Harrold
A choired taste
Thanks to one downtown choir, lunchtime has never sounded so good.
Well Being Guide 2013 is here
Haven't you heard? It's the year of you.
Just for laughs
Helen Fong isn’t a comedian, she’s a yoga instructor, but in no time she’ll have you doubling over in the name of relaxation.
Resolutions for Halifax from Haligonians
Over 250 ideas to make HRM a better place to live.
Every big show coming to Halifax (and beyond) in 2024
By Team Coast
Halifax’s Auditor General drops 2024 audit plan
By Matt Stickland
Cruise season is back in Halifax—with newer anti-pollution rules. But how much has changed?
By Martin Bauman
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Halifax Burger Bash