ALS Society of Nova Scotia
By Trevor J. Adams | May 27, 2010
(ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a fatal disease affecting the function of nerves and muscles. It is the most common cause of neurological death in Canada.
(ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a fatal disease affecting the function of nerves and muscles. It is the most common cause of neurological death in Canada.
Two Dalhousie professors have branched out beyond the usual means of getting their research noticed by posting an animated short film to YouTube. Walking Through Wonderland follows a day in the life of Jimmy, a homeless youth who’s been on the streets for three years. The film is the result of a project in which the professors worked on a …
Attention music fans: the week will see one of the coolest concerts to hit this city in a while. Ryan MacGrath and Gypsophilia are playing their first show together on May 28 at the Halifax Club. The concert is your first chance to hear a unique musical collaboration and songs from MacGrath’s much anticipated debut album Cooper Hatch Paris, which …
Authentic Southern barbecue finally comes to Halifax
It’s no secret that Neptune Theatre is a cornerstone of Halifax’s cultural community but many people don’t realize how big its economic impact is.
Shopping for a unique gift? Odds are good you’ll find something out of the ordinary at Strange Adventures on Sackville Street. Reader’s Digest named it “Canada’s Best Comic Store,” and it’s not hard to see why. Comics abound at the Sackville Street store, along with unique board games, toys and action figures. The store was even featured in an issue …
Chef Luis Gaspar and partner Victoria Dunham Gaspar are longtime veterans of Halifax’s dining scene and they made waves when they launched Pipa Restaurant & Bar on Argyle Street last year. Specializing in Portuguese cuisine, Pipa is the only restaurant of its type in Halifax. Last year, our sister magazine, Where Halifax, feted it as Halifax’s best new restaurant. Ready …
Dating back to 1949, one of the downtown’s most beloved pubs. Known for classic pub offerings like steak and fries, fish and chips, hot turkey sandwiches, roast beef and more. Open daily until 2am. 1744 Grafton St. 422-5213.
Five locations in Metro, all offering a comfortable atmosphere to enjoy a game of pool or relax at the bar. Fully licensed. Billiard games are the specialty and most locations also offer table games, video games and cards, plus traditional and trendy board games. 4129 Kempt Rd. 455-2538. www.doolys.ca
May 21 to 23 It’s time to pound the pavement. With a full marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K run-walk, team relay and a youth run, this event styles itself “the people’s marathon.” bluenosemarathon.com
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