The life deeply lived Alec BruceOctober 2, 2019 After decades around the world, oceanographer Anya Waite comes home to launch her next excellent adventure on the high seas of academe... CoverFeatures
The joys of summer Kim Hart MacneillJune 26, 2019 Your to-do list for the next two months... CoverFeatures
It only takes a spark Kim Hart MacneillJune 3, 2019 Halifax’s first Black female professional firefighter gives back to her community... CoverFeatures
The ultimate Nova Scotian craft-beer six pack Kim Hart MacneillApril 29, 2019 The essential collection of locally made brews We asked Halifax Magazine readers what breweries they’d put in their ultimate Nova Scotian craft beer six pack an... BeerCoverFeatures
The water is rising Chris BenjaminApril 4, 2019 Are we prepared for the consequences of steadily-rising sea levels?... CoverFeatures
Savour the moment Kim Hart MacneillJanuary 2, 2019 Sixteen years on, Nova Scotia’s biggest food and beverage festival returns with new offerings... CoverFeatures
Is it time for Uber? Richard WoodburyJanuary 2, 2019 Haligonians have long been frustrated with the city’s taxi service, but is ride-hailing the answer?... CoverFeatures
Government for the people Kim Hart MacneillNovember 27, 2018 Halifax Magazine speaks with the experts to find out what makes a city councillor effective... CoverFeatures
Scrounging all the time Lois LeggeNovember 1, 2018 A notorious reform school and a hardscrabble childhood in Depression-era Halifax left Bill Mont with a lifetime of memories, mementos, and ambition... CoverFeatures
