It’s easy to see why some in the audience might think the new horror/drama about a group of vanished children by Zach Cregger ...

Can you believe it’s been almost 30 years since Happy Gilmore came out? It remains Adam Sandler’s most beloved film — I mean, ...

Agnes (Victor) is a college prof at a small school somewhere in, I’m guessing, the rural Northeastern United States — the ...

I was back in the chair at CBC Information Morning Nova Scotia on Friday, chatting with guest host Preston Mulligan about a ...

At 73, this might be the right time for him to make fun of that tough guy image he’s worked so hard to cultivate. Here he’s ...

We acknowledge that we live and work in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People, and we acknowledge them as the past, present, and future caretakers of this land. We ...

Recently Halifax Retales, in his reports on businesses opening and closing, noted that Noggins Farm Market was going to open an outlet in the new Capital Suites building at the corner of Coburg and ...

The Italianate style was common in Canada from 1850-1870. It was particularly popular for commercial buildings in Halifax, possibly due to a number of large fires requiring reconstructing entire ...

Many of you will not be aware of St Paul’s Parish Hall that once was a strong presence on Argyle Street. Bits of the building survive, buried in the facade of the office building immediately south of ...

The Corner of Barrington and George street has an interesting history. Hit by a fire on January 12,1912 which Started in the Munnis Building, The fire spread through the block in all directions. the ...

It’s hard to talk about too much without spoiling it, but something happens that makes the couple unable to stay apart for long — leading to some gruesome notes of body horror as flesh comes together ...

A recent Noticed in Nova Scotia post touched on the aesthetics of the Robie Street Reservoir. Stephen Archibald mentions that the reservoir was built in 1913, and it has received new roofs twice – ...