The East Coast Music Association has announced renowned performers Bette MacDonald and Maynard Morrison to host next year’s East Coast Music Awards, which will be taking place in Sydney. The ...

A new Canadian documentary that looks beyond market forces to find real solutions to the housing crisis is coming to Halifax next month, complete with a live Q&A with the filmmaker. Thinking Beyond ...

The federal government has announced a new initiative taking advantage of what it calls economic “momentum” in Atlantic Canada. Justice minister and attorney general Sean Fraser, who is also ...

A Moncton-based drag artist is bringing holiday cheer to Halifax with Jingle Belle: A Cabaret that Sleighs. Starring Mrs. Ruby Claus, played by creator CJ Norris, this special night is one stop on a ...

Do not try,” warns the Treaty Truckhouse Resistance in a letter addressed to the CEO and executive members of Calgary-based Rockpoint Natural Gas Storage: “Our collective willingness to defend this ...

Louise Trotter's nine-year journey to retrace the steps of Truro cyclist Karl Creelman has finally come to a close.

If you’ve been to a local rock or punk show within the last year or so, you’ve probably seen The Orchids play live.

Veith House in Halifax’s North End has delivered community support for half a century. With the holidays coming up fast, the local non-profit is holding its annual support drive to aid families ...

Songs of Stolen Children, performed by the group Daughters of Donbas, will have its Atlantic Canadian premiere on Nov. 20 at St. Andrew’s United Church. The 80-minute concert addresses the estimated ...

The TD Halifax Jazz Festival—formerly known as the Atlantic Jazz Festival—is the oldest jazz festival and largest summer festival in Atlantic Canada. Designated a Hallmark Event by the Halifax ...

Alexina St. Pierre Farrow is Nova Scotia’s representative for the Canadian Federation of Students. CFS-NS represents 10,000 students across the province and St. Pierre Farrow is speaking against Bill ...

The widening of Bayers Road is not just a bad idea, it’s a horrific idea. Quite literally, if the Bayers Road/102 widening project moves forward, it will utterly destroy any hope that HRM will ever ...