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Magic in the Maritimes
The Halifax Magic Fest takes shape for its first year in downtown Dartmouth
Kent Monkman breaks Eurocentric waves at the largest art museum in Atlantic Canada
New exhibition reimagines Western-European art through Indigenous perspective
Upcoming Prismatic Festival celebrates culture and creativity
The annual festival showcases Indigenous artists and artists of colour
Halifax’s Art Book Fair runs for the 3rd year in a row
All Nations Church hosted book fair to share local art with the community
“We’re all complicit in genocide”: Dalhousie’s investments impact everyone
Ignorance allows others to follow, and the consequences are devastating
Canada’s premiers aren’t fighting Trump. They’re fighting you
Aligning with the government against the U.S. shouldn’t mean letting them off the hook at home
Too white to be Latina, too Latina to be white
Navigating race as a white-passing person
Get ready with me to write for the Dalhousie Gazette
Why are so many professionals creating content instead of doing their jobs?
The cost of being social
Halifax students are struggling to pay the bill that comes with a social life
Birth control shouldn’t be rocket science
Young girls deserve reliable information about their health
Boy Throb is a breath of fresh air in a world filled with AI slop
Bad art can sometimes be good
Warner Bros. vs. the rest of us
Was the film’s box-office success really a victory?