Written by Diwan and Rebecca Zlotowski, based on the novel by Emmanuelle Arsan \| 107 min \| ▲▲▲ \| on VOD . For thoe who may ...

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 ...

What My Mother’s Wedding gets right is parsing how characters idealize the past and the people in it, and take for granted ...

I was back in the chair at CBC Information Morning Nova Scotia on Friday, chatting with guest host Preston Mulligan about a few new movies, including the terrific horror picture, Together, now in ...

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 ...

Apparently our developers will soon be presenting their design concept for the block of Spring Garden Rd facing the Central Library (Queen to Brunswick). * [News flash – the plans are available- see ...

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 – ...

Last Friday I was on CBC Information Morning with my column, which I partly devoted to Indian movies that have been playing here at the multiplex. I talked with guest host Preston Mulligan about ...

Stephen Archibald It’s Stephen Archibald doing the noticing. I’m a huge fan of Nova Scotia’s material culture and cultural landscapes. Twitter made me realize I could share what attracted my attention ...

Have you noticed the talk recently about the burying grounds that were on the old Memorial Library site, and under the paved parking lot beside St Mary’s Basilica? A strong voice in this conversation ...

ICYMI, a couple of weeks ago I opened the Knox Office on CBC Information Morning in Nova Scotia to offer a bit of summer counter-programming, a bit of non-fiction for the brain after a lot of popcorn ...