There are a lot of things that make this French bakery an absolute Gottingen Street gem: The traditional croissants, the decades-old sourdough starter brought over from France that was owner Laurent ...

One of your favorite things returns to the big screen for two nights only on October 19 and 26 with The Sound of Music Sing-Along Event: 45th Anniversary Celebration! Don't miss the opportunity to ...

Breagh Isabel has a song to make your Pride Month even more prideful.

Every two years, the heart of Canada’s premier naval city beats a little louder. Halifax International Fleet Week returns June 19–22 along the Halifax Waterfront. This year’s celebration promises ...

The Halifax-based singer-songwriter has astounded audiences with his previous works, including 2011’s in the time of the great remembering and 2015’s Birds with Broken Wings. He’s never shied away ...

That is not liberation. Until white women stop trying to fix the world without fixing themselves, they will keep doing harm. You can’t pour your unhealed trauma into activism and expect it to ...

Coo has found a strong creative ally in Halifax’s drag and queer community, whose members, she said, are fearlessly carving out space for themselves. “They use drag as a form of self-expression,” she ...

This has to be the obvious first choice. Established in 1867, the Halifax Public Gardens are a Victorian-era oasis in the heart of the city. Located at the corner of Spring Garden Road and South Park ...

Out of this moment of panic and purpose, Zarkechvari wrote Fathers in Waiting, a book dedicated to men’s mental health and building a supportive fatherhood community. Published in 2022 and available ...

Elyse Aeryn 's new single is not just a song about romance, but an anthem to self-love. The Glace Bay native released “Unstoppable” ahead of her sophomore album, due out in October 2025. Her ...

"This is a celebration of joy, of culture, and of connection. And now, more than ever, we need that," said Micah Lacson, president of the Filipino Cultural Society of Nova Scotia, as the community ...

“I f you tolerate this, then your children will be next.” - Manic Street Preachers, 1998 These words feel less like lyrics and more like prophecy. As a Canadian watching the Trump Administration ...