Building a better you
By Trevor J. Adams | Jan 31, 2012Local fitness buffs, trainers, gurus and insiders to share advice and trends.
Getting Noticed
By Kim Humes | Jan 20, 2012
Halifax is a dot in a big ocean of blogs, but a few local writers are gathering fans for their clever, insightful creations
The inside man
By Jon Tattrie | Jan 18, 2012
Auditor General Jacques Lapointe isn’t trying to score political points—he just wants clean government
The man with the plan
By Lisa Roberts | Jan 12, 2012
When architect Keith Tufts designed the Seaport Farmers’ Market, he gave downtown Halifax one of the region’s most innovative buildings
The dance masters
By Aly Thomson | Dec 2, 2011
With a big ensemble, danceable playlist and solid musical chops, The Mellotones are throwbacks to another (funkier) era
Making opportunity knock
By Jenna Conter | Dec 2, 2011
A unique collaboration of business and art is working to open doors for Halifax artists
Taking the pulse of Halifax
By Trevor J. Adams | Dec 2, 2011
With a municipal election less than a year away, pollster Don Mills looks at the public mood, the capital city that isn’t and what it takes to unseat a mayor
The future of transit
By Tom Mason | Nov 28, 2011
Halifax has a unique opportunity to build a world-class transit system, but railways and fast ferries aren’t the answer.
Afterthought: The taxman doesn’t play fair
By Paul MacKinnon | Nov 3, 2011Downtown advocate Paul MacKinnon wonders why businesses in the core must subsidize urbal sprawl
Commuting
Rolling along
If you catch a glimpse of Luke MacDonald riding in morning traffic, you probably won’t forget it.
Business
The joke’s on Spring Garden
Despite what the name suggests, Anthony Smith takes his new business very seriously. He’s one of three owners of the …
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