Opinions

Answering the questions about it

Certainly, there remain questions regarding local and organic food.
What sort of weird psychological complex are you instilling in your cat-turned-princess? (Matt McGlynn photo)

Terrifying trends

No amount of candy or costumes can convince this author to like Halloween. (Adele van Wyk photo)

The scariest sham of the year

This author shares her most awesome and perilous Halloween memory. (Chris Parent photo)

Bobbing for memories

Cute kids asking for money

Short trips to volunteer in different countries are non-committal and ineffective. (Adele van Wyk photo)

Will the well-intentioned volunteer please stand up?

Where is the line between personal and professional in student-professor relationships? (Chris Parent photo)

A curious love

JK Rowling’s career should have been dead long before the publication of her new novel. (Alice Hebb photo)

Avada kedavra

Your neighbourhood stroll just got a little more contentious. (Adele van Wyk photo)

Streetscaping the abortion debate

The anti-abortion movement is alive and well in Halifax as pro-life supporters take part in the ‘40 Days for Life’ campaign.
Spending time in nature brings positive side effects, like sharpened memory and attention span. (Amanda Rolfe photo)

Going for green

“I believe that there is a subtle magnetism in Nature, which, if we unconsciously yield to it, will direct us aright.” – Henry David Thoreau
It’s going to be a long, cold winter without the NHL. (Photo from Public-Domain-Image.com)

Ben’s Ten

Read on to discover this writer’s personal relationship with nature. (John-Paul Bow photo)

The importance of being outside