Contributing photographer Scott Munn positioned Wade Smith near the new Citadel High building, where Smith will be a vice-principal in September. Melissa Dube assisted on the shoot.

Jun 7-13, 2007

Vol. 15, No. 2

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City

Your Daily Sure Thing

Jun 7, 2007
City

Burning Ears for Tuesday

Who in the world is talking about Halifax (Jun.12/07)

Jun 12, 2007
City

Burning Ears for Thursday

Who in the world is talking about Halifax (Jun.7/07)

Jun 7, 2007
City

Unshore

Jun 13, 2007
City

Burning Ears for Friday

Who in the world is talking about Halifax (Jun.8/07)

Jun 8, 2007
City

Burning Ears for Monday

Who in the world is talking about Halifax (Jun.11/07)

Jun 11, 2007
News

Business displeasure

The Atlantica conference rolls into town this weekend with the slogan “Charting the Course,” but protesters hope to throw it off track. Lis van Berkel reports.

By Lis van Berkel
Jun 7, 2007
News

Keepin’ it wheel

Mike Fleury gets a-pedalin’.

By Michael Fleury
Jun 7, 2007
Shoptalk

The Penny drops (its name)

T.C. Demaresq browses for business news.

By TC Demaresq
Jun 7, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 19: Edmonton (June 6-9)

The Fall of The Mosquitoes

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 16: Calgary (May 31-June 4)

Calgary (Sucking Up More of Canada's Youth Than MTV)

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 20: Edmonton to Vegreville (June 10)

"Never Tell Me The Odds"

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Opinion

The silent partner

Editorial by Bruce Wark

By Bruce Wark
Jun 7, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 17: Calgary to Lacombe (June 5)

Don't Pop Till You Get Enough

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 21: Vegreville to Lloydminster (June 12)

Music, Glorious Music

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Opinion

Touring Green - Blog 18: Lacombe to Edmonton (June 6)

Breakdown - A cross-country trip. An unexpected breakdown. The trap has been set.

By Rich Aucoin
Jun 13, 2007
Environment

Turning back the tide

Tim Bousquet tries to stay positive in the face of McNabs Island.

By Tim Bousquet
Jun 7, 2007
Education

A matter of principle

A high achiever from a family of high achievers. A community leader and career educator. The centre of a media storm about Africentric teaching. This past guides Wade Smith to his future—as an outspoken critic of the status quo who will be a vice-princi

By Carsten Knox
Jun 7, 2007

Arts & Culture

Knocked Up

Mark Palermo knocks, Apatow answers.

By Mark Palermo
Jun 7, 2007
Arts & Culture

Garment district

Artist Lydia Klenck wants clothing to be seen as fine art, not disposable trend. Sue Carter Flinn tries on Garment Works.

By Sue Carter Flinn
Jun 7, 2007
Arts & Culture

The short circuit

Sean Flinn talks to this year’s Film 5 participants—and Atlantic Film Festival hopefuls—about their new short films.

By Sean Flinn
Jun 7, 2007
Cultural Festivals

So much music, so little time

By Chris McCluskey
Jun 11, 2007
Cultural Festivals

Opening day (and one night at the Palais Royale)

By Chris McCluskey
Jun 7, 2007
Cultural Festivals

Taking the Hot Hot Heat

By Chris McCluskey
Jun 9, 2007
Cultural Festivals

The Superfantastics: Bring the Cheer

By Chris McCluskey
Jun 10, 2007
Music

Keep flippin'

Roche Uhntraal lies around with his ear to the ground.

By Roche Uhntraal
Jun 7, 2007
Music

This one night I got into film school

Tara Thorne files early, takes the cake.

By Tara Thorne
Jun 7, 2007
Music

Getting Better

Hamilton band The Reason let a little melody in on its second record, Things Couldn’t Be Better, to much acclaim. Laura Trethewey rings them up.

By Laura Trethewey
Jun 7, 2007
Comics

We are free

By Joey Comeau and E. Horne
Jun 7, 2007
Comics

Birds

By Ray Fenwick
Jun 7, 2007
Comics

Act III, Ch 2

Jun 7, 2007

Restaurant Reviews

Noodle all wet

The Noodle Nook is a great idea in theory, says Liz Feltham, but missing something in practice.

By Liz Feltham
Jun 7, 2007

Free Will Astrology

FREE WILL ASTROLOGY

Jun 7, 2007
Savage Love

SAVAGE LOVE

Jun 7, 2007

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