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- Aysanabee’s long, winding and wild road to the JUNOsby Martin Bauman on March 18, 2024 at 4:53 pm
The Sandy Lake First Nation singer-songwriter escaped death before he went full-time into music. And now he’s everywhere, all at once. Aysanabee was snowshoeing across a river in below-40-degree weather when he broke through the ice. He was working in the far reaches of Northern Ontario at the time…
- 'Don't let anybody tell you you can't,' says panelist at Black women in politics eventby Lauren Phillips, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter on March 18, 2024 at 8:00 am
Six panelists who made 'firsts talk smashing through glass and concrete ceilings in Nova Scotia On Wednesday evening, the Black Cultural Centre was filled with buffet tables of food and rows of chairs facing a long table with six microphones. The table of panelists wore their political bona fides with grace and power–all six are Black Nova Scotian women who work, or worked, in politics and community advocacy…
- EXCERPT: Martin Bauman’s Hell of a Ride wades into depression, family legacy and cycling across Canadaby Team Coast on March 14, 2024 at 8:41 pm
Read the opener to the Coast reporter’s newly-released book that won 2023’s Pottersfield Prize for Creative Nonfiction. Writers and alt-weeklies, it goes without saying, have a bit of a co-dependency arrangement. One cannot exist without the other…
- HRM clears out Grand Parade tent encampment amid calls for better shelter optionsby Martin Bauman on March 14, 2024 at 4:08 pm
While the province claims there are enough indoor spaces available for everyone, some advocates say too many hoops and barriers remain. Update: In a statement released on Thursday, Mar. 14, the HRM says the Grand Parade is now vacant. The municipality adds that "the one remaining individual" who had remained at the public square earlier in the week "accepted an indoor housing option from the Province of Nova Scotia" on the evening of Mar. 13…
- Emily Wilson wants you to read Homerby Lauren Phillips, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter on March 14, 2024 at 3:48 am
The superstar of classics translation brings ancient Greek poetry to TikTok Emily Wilson is bowing her upper body to the sea goddess Thetis, mother of the greatest Greek warrior, Achilles. Facing her is a packed lecture hall at the University of King’s College, where Wilson is giving this year’s Alex Fountain Memorial Lecture Wednesday Mar. 6…
- Alana Yorke’s Destroyer got her through trauma recovery. And then a stroke, too.by Martin Bauman on March 13, 2024 at 6:47 pm
The Mount Uniacke artist returns to the stage for a stripped-back solo set this Monday, Mar. 18. Alana Yorke ran out of air. Years before the Mount Uniacke musician debuted the art-pop Dream Magic—an album The Coast hailed upon its 2015 release as “vast and otherworldly”—she was a graduate student at Dalhousie researching underwater invertebrates…
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