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George Greer was one of 71 staff members laid off in the Ubisoft Halifax shutdown in early January.
As he saw colleagues look for work outside of Nova Scotia, Greer took note of the opportunity in front of him: to start a video game development studio that makes games that are unequivocally Atlantic Canadian. With that idea in mind, he and his wife started
There is a particular kind of ambition that rarely announces itself loudly.
It does not arrive with sleek dining rooms in major cities or celebrity partnerships. Instead, it appears quietly, often at the end of a gravel driveway, or in the case of Lupin Dining & Pantry, attached to a family home on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore, where the garden sits only a few ...
A single title does not easily define Raven Stephens, and that is exactly the point.
A marine scientist, artist, model, author, and now a candidate for the 2026 Miss Indigenous Canada program, Stephens represents a generation that refuses to be placed in a box. Rooted in Millbrook First Nation and raised in Eskasoni First Nation in Cape Breton, her journey has bee...
How do you continue writing music when the world is on fire?
That’s the subtle subject matter of Mat Hughes newest single, “Coleslaw Summer”, an upbeat, bluesy piano pop song full of existential dread, all based on a joke from last year’s searing summer.
Halifax’s biggest labour and arts festival is back for another year.
The Mayworks Festival is both a celebration and a protest. It’s many artistic works present a mosaic of diverse and complex working-class issues, inspired by the May Day for which the festival gets its name.
“Art is inherently political,” says assistant festival director Jake Planinc in...