Vol. 21, No. 9
Hollaback! HRM takes Manhattan
Anti-street harassment group makes next plans.
By Katie Toth
Puppeteer banned from waterfront
Does the Waterfront Development Corporation have the right to ban T. H. Hatte from public property, even without a court finding?
By Tim Bousquet
Healing garden is being constructed in memory of Raymond Taavel
Artist Brian Pace transforming the former Mitchells Environmental Treasures site.
Breaking news: Councillor Linda Mosher to won't ask for reversal of Chain of Lakes Trail sewer pipe decision
Halifax Water staff had falsely told her the cost of the pipe would rest with ratepayers, says Mosher.
Getting ready to Devour!
Devour! The Food Film Fest gets big support for this fall's fun
By Allison Saunders
Spring Garden guided tour
Helping you find the local gems on the busy strip.
Hot reads! Halifax chefs, the next generation
Get the goods on 10 stovetop stars doing their thing in Halifax
A Caribbean Twist of fate
The restaurant's closed, but the eats are still available
Good news, it's Agricola Street Brasserie
Here comes the neighbourhood!
Dreaming of Je T'aime
Je T’aime Eco Artistic Living Space and Cafe seeks space and funding
By Emily Hiltz
Flip for Field Guide
Gottingen gets another local-inspired resaturant, and oh boy it sounds great
Happy Farmers' Market Week!
The second annual celebration of farmers' and their food
Croiss-WHAT?!
The croissnut, a stand-out among baked goods and the answer to your dreams
Letters to the editor, August 1, 2013
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
Mentorship shape
The Visual Arts Nova Scotia Mentorship Program reinforces one of the strongest scenes in the country.
By Tamar Eylon
Going Hamlet
Shakespeare by the Sea’s Hamlet stands out against a lifetime of Hamlets.
By Kate Watson
Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare by the Sea is on a roll, man
20 Feet from Stardom
Backups in the spotlight
By Jacob Boon
The Smurfs 2
Azrael kills it as usual
2 Guns
Tango & Cash Go to the Desert and Also Bill Paxton is There
By Tara Thorne
The Way Way Back
Low-stakes talkie doesn't come through
Making a Splash
Up and coming R&B vocalist Samm Splash releases her debut EP this Saturday.
By Stephanie Johns
Rachel Sermanni’s new Scotland
Contemporary ballads with roots in traditional Scottish folk make their way across the Atlantic for Natal Day
By Adria Young
Devil’s in the details
Devil’s Half Acre reunite this weekend, repping Kentville like never before. Seriously, has anyone repped Kentville before?
Ferry nice brass
The Bedford Brass Quintet gets on board with Metro Transit for free music on the ferry this Sunday.
SappyFest VIII: Begin!
Adria Young will tell you all about it.
Enchanting new video from Mike O'Neill and Devon Sproule
Put a bird on it
Anne Macmillan's Little Lakes public swim
Wednesday, August 7 is supposed to be sunny, so...
New York or bust
Playwright Kristin Slaney takes Manhattan
Ooh la la Osheaga
A comprehensive look back to last weekend
By Amanda Wenek and Ashley Lynn LeBlanc
SappyFest VIII: You were perfect
Rich in puppy content
Haligonians
Chapter 23 on the 80
By Russell Jackson
Andrew Farrell
Chef de cuisine at 2 Doors Down, 1533 Barrington Street
By Melissa Buote
Brenan Madill
Executive sous chef at Seasons by Atlantica, 1980 Robie Street
Frédéric Tandy
Owner/chef at Charcuterie Ratinaud French Cuisine, 2082 Gottingen Street
Dan Vorstermans
Sous chef at Morris East, 5212 Morris Street
Jessi Gillis
Chef/owner at Highland Drive Storehouse, 5544 Kaye Street
Luther Shaver
Chef de cuisine at Untitled Eats, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, 1723 Hollis Street
Beth Muise
Chef at The Shack, 1751 Lower Water Street
Robert Reynolds
Chef at EDNA, 2053 Gottingen Street
Lauren Marshall
Chef de cuisine at Envie, 5775 Charles Street
Virgil Muir
Chef/co-owner the Food Wolf, @thefoodwolf
Free Will Astrology
Get zesty, Aries
By Rob Brezsny
Swaddle with caution
I’m into a guy who says he’s into “everything.” Do you think that means diapers? Plus: An older, sexually inactive woman fends off young dudes.
Restoring an unsung hero: How eelgrass is making its comeback in Nova Scotia
By Alison Auld, Climate Story Network
Halifax poised to pass budget focused on the future
By Matt Stickland
Atlantic Canada’s largest queer arts festival returns to Halifax
By Martin Bauman
Every big show coming to Halifax (and beyond) in 2024
By Team Coast
