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 that would l...
Every summer, we invite people from around the world to come visit Nova Scotia. Hell, we practically beg them. Our economy, particularly our rural economy, depe...
Municipal elections are a lot of fun.
Halifax’s next municipal election is in October and this time, right now, is my favourite part of the process. Reporte...
If you’re new to the city, it’s hard to understand how bad Halifax Harbour used to be. On a warm August day, the smell was a pungent slap of burnt oatmeal with ...
I’ve never understood the notion that job cuts and austerity are the keys to economic salvation. Governments the world over have told us that we just need to ex...
In northern California, there is a little logging town called "Scotia." According to a recent report in the North Coast Journal, that name might have a Maritime...
The argument in favour of keeping the statue of Edward Cornwallis in downtown Halifax is based on the fact that the mid-1700s were a brutal time. An ugly fronti...
Editor of Halifax Magazine since Metro Guide Publishing began producing it five years ago, Trevor is a veteran journalist with a particular interest in stories about politics, urban development, CanLit and history. In September 2012, he published Long Shots: The Curious Story of the Four Maritime Teams That Played for the Stanley Cup, his first solo book. A Haligonian since 1994, he loves the city but doesn’t understand why it doesn’t have a single German pub. @HalifaxEditor
