As soon as the sun shines, Haligonians make tracks for a patio to soak up each and every ray over brunch, lunch, or dinner, preferably with a beverage in hand. ...
Amy Chandler has been selling embroidered patches and hoop art since 2015, a much more successful business venture than one she tried in 2013. “ was selling the...
In this space, Halifax Magazine invites local non-profit organizations to share what they do and how readers can help. If you know an organization tha...
When Josh Whalen and Joel Jacquard were setting up the Halifax Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Society, their motivations were simple. “We just wanted our own mat space,” s...
It’s 2021 and Nova Scotia is having a provincial election. Despite repeated promises of an imminent turnaround, the economy continues to slide. Power ra...
Art is a conversation, articulated in works and can span generations. This summer at AGNS the results of a fascinating conversation are on view, a rich and vibr...
Sometimes things get named in Nova Scotia by combining two words.
What should we call this place?
Well, there’s a bridge. And some water. How about "Bridg...
