Richard Woodbury

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Richard Woodbury

When Jason Eisener wanted to screen the feature film he made as part of his screen arts studies at Nova Scotia Community College in 2003, he booked the Oxford Theatre in Halifax to show it. But there was a problem. To show Fist of Death, which Eisener describes as a martial arts, zombie, post-apocalyptic movie, he'd need to get it classified. The broke student borrowed roughly $100 from his parents to get the film reviewed by the Maritime Film Classification Board.

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Richard Woodbury

Nova Scotia·NewShawn Carrier wasn't disappointed when he learned last off-season that he had been traded from the contending Moncton Wildcats to the rebuilding Halifax Mooseheads. He actually thought it was an amazing opportunity.

1 month ago | kamumedya.com | Richard Woodbury

As Sarah Ryall and her husband counted down the days before their rental property officially sold, the Lower Argyle, N.S., couple started to breathe a sigh of relief. The couple had owned the Cole Harbour, N.S., home for almost two decades. With no pension plans or mutual funds between them, selling the rental property was a key piece of financial security that would allow Sarah Ryall to continue being a stay-at-home mom to their nine children.

2 months ago | msn.com | Richard Woodbury

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2 months ago | cbc.ca | Richard Woodbury

Nova Scotia·NewA conversation with his late grandfather and experiences opening for other musicians have inspired Aysanabee to showcase Indigenous musicians on his current tour through Eastern Canada. Two Nova Scotia musicians say they are thrilled about the opportunity.