DIY designers eye environmentalism, creativity
On February - 17 - 2010
Don’t throw out that hideous purple leather jacket you rocked oh-so hard in the ‘80’s.
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Illusion, interrupted
On February - 17 - 2010
If you’re planning a night out at the theatre, our theatre-loving reporter, Kathleen, has some advice: leave your technology at home.
Web comic passes test
On February - 17 - 2010
Andrew Power’s web comic, Aptitude Test, is drawing in a number of visitors.
Affection reflections: Taking a look at the PDA
On February - 11 - 2010
Public displays of affection, or PDA, are common among young people and experts say the amount depends on every couple’s comfort level.
Looking for lost love
On February - 10 - 2010
If you’ve ever had a crush on a local barista but have never had the cojones to approach them, you’re in luck.
Planet art: Exhibit celebrates the earth
On February - 10 - 2010
The natural connection between art and nature is on display at Halifax’s Fred Gallery.
Residents deal with city budget
On February - 3 - 2010
The province is asking Nova Scotians what they think should be done to deal with a projected $1.4 billion deficit.
Beloved rodent sees shadow
On February - 3 - 2010
Forget the mild days of January, and don’t even think about pulling out the shorts and tees yet; there’s six more weeks of winter yet for Nova Scotians.
Commuters taste province’s finest
On February - 3 - 2010
It’s not every day that commuters at the Alderney ferry terminal in Dartmouth are greeted by a both cheerful, giant red apple and provincial Minister of Agriculture John MacDonell, giving away apples to anybody who wants one.
Province considers pesticide ban
On January - 27 - 2010
Instead of using pesticides like Killex, Halifax landscaper Philip Gale keeps lawns healthy and green with fertilizer.
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