Vol. 21, No. 14
Mayor Mike Savage to join Mayors For Peace
Peace activists pushed him to make good on pledge to join anti-nuclear organization.
By Tim Bousquet
Trade Centre Limited's preferred vendor squeezes out small local firms, says the owner of one
When Bruce DeMond's firm does work at the convention centre, TCL charges his clients up to $1,000/day.
SMU's pro-rape chant: a teachable moment
Press conference by SMUSA president Jared Perry underscores our society's cluelessness about sexism and rape.
The rape chant: background and updates
SMU students overwhelmingly voted for Jared Perry over his feminist opponent; the Chronicle-Herald slut-shames victims of rape.
Cocoa and Honey, I'm home
Organic, fair trade, hand-made chocolates to dream about
By Allison Saunders
Pop go the Crafters
The Halifax Crafters are taking over TIBS
Oddbottle needs your empties
An excuse to drink this weekend?
One Block Barbershop's contest to dye for
See what I did there?
Best of Halifax prize patrol
Three of the super prizes you could win for voting in the BOH City Awards
Je T'aime hits the Hydrostone
Alice Patterson has locked down a space for her Eco-Artistic Family Space and Cafe
Crunch time for Big Monkey Kettle Corn
The AFF makes us crave popcorn and things are poppin' with Big Monkey
End of Storey
One of Vintage Row's beauties, Second Storey, moves on
Letters to the editor, September 5, 2013
These are the letters and comments from the print edition
Cimex lectularius report
Bed bugs sleep well at the Gordon B Isnor. Jane Kansas doesn’t.
By Jane Kansas
Day 10 of the Fringe
The finish line is in sight
By Kate Watson
Acting funny
Bill Wood and Brian Aylward are two local comedic heavyweights with Atlantic Fringe Festival offerings. Will you accept their challenge?
By Stephanie Johns
The Ocean At the End of the Lane
by Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins)
By Whitney Moran
Day 9 at the Fringe
In the back stretch
Day 6 at the Fringe
Three plays, three full houses
Day 11!
The 23rd Atlantic Fringe Festival closes with a bang.
Fringe Binge Day 7
Rounding the clubhouse turn
Spike Heels
Low
by Anna Quon (Invisible)
Unsex’d
By Shannon Webb-Campbell
The Virgins
By Pamela Errans (Tin House)
Birdy
On The Floor: A Novel
by Aifric Campbell (Picador)
By Zoe Migicovsky
Understudy
By Adria Young
The Sh*t Show: Misconceptions and Nuggets of Truth Deep Within
L: A Fragmentation Subway Waltz
Go To Hell
Backstage
Alien
In A World...
Behind the curtain of voice acting
By Tara Thorne
Riddick
Vin Diesel, our Laurence Olivier for 2013
By Jacob Boon
Nothin’ but a g fing
Billie Dre & The Poor Boys’ *Garlic Fingers* will be responsible for a tremendous spike in garlie consumption post album release on Frida.
By Kathleen Higgins
Full of spirit
Get a sneak peek at Jenn Grant’s spirited new material this Saturday at the Marquee
By Kyle Mullin
Here’s to Health
The Heavy Blinkers’ latest, *Health*, gets all narrative on you, inspired by European history and female martyrs.
Kim Wempe
Coalition (independent)
By Doug Taylor
Christine Campbell
Christine Campbell (independent)
Superchunk
I hate music (Merge)
By Ryan McNutt
Honey LTD.
The Complete LHI Recordings (Light In The Attic)
By Ryan Allen
TIFF List, Days 1-3
TIFF views, reviews, overviews
Ya-ya
Hey You Guys
By Paul Hammond
Haligonians
In the Moon at Studio in Essence
By Russell Jackson
Terry Vassallo's awesome sauce
A pro in Italian cuisine, Cafe Chianti’s newest addition, chef Vassallo, adds the perfect kick to the well-seasoned restaurant.
By Melissa Buote
Free Will Astrology
Just assemble the clues, Gemini
By Rob Brezsny
A run of quickies
A column full of down and dirty quick hits about three-ways, bondage, foot fetishes and jerks of varying quality.
By Dan Savage
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
Road salt lowers the risk of deadly collisions—but it’s also killing Halifax’s lakes. What’s the answer?