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
Back to basics Sandra C. HannebohmNovember 1, 2018 After two terms on Halifax Council, introvert Jennifer Watts finds peace and purpose out of the public eye... CoverFeatures
Building together Alexandra MacRaeNovember 1, 2018 Ready to settle down in a home? Buying or renting aren't your only options... CoverFeatures
Life after garbage Sixian ZuoSeptember 30, 2018 People living the zero-waste lifestyle share their message ... CoverFeatures
Out of the blue Jordan ParkerSeptember 30, 2018 Outgoing Halifax Police chief Jean-Michel Blais reflects on his career and what’s next ... CoverFeatures
Halifax Pop Explosion grows up Kim Hart MacneillSeptember 30, 2018 As music evolves, so does one of Halifax’s signature festivals, a year after a scandal over “overt racism”... CoverFeatures
Home in the harbour Kim Hart MacneillAugust 27, 2018 With his new venture in Musquodoboit Harbour, Chris Downey isn’t just brewing; he’s making new craft-beer converts... CoverFeatures
