THE WELDON TIMES

Come with me to the Halifax Brewery Market Saturday morning. Farmers, bakers, florists, and crafters, painters, makers, chefs, and baristas – rain or shine, year after year – travel with their vans packed to the brim before dawn from The Valley and South Shore and set up on Lower Water Street to prepare displays that charm eyes and satiate curious tastes.

Law school is truly a journey, and we’re glad to be closing ours out with one last Tastefully Timed article. We hope you celebrate the highs and soften the lows with good food during your time at Weldon. Here’s our final recommendations for the moments and emotions you’ll experience over the next three (or more) years.

The 2025 Canadian federal election is here. Two candidates for Halifax, NDP's Lisa Roberts and Liberal's Shannon Medeima, answer pressing student questions about how they plan to represent Haligonians if elected.

I slip on my shoes, grab my helmet, and wheel my bicycle outside to face what I’ve been dreading: the steep hill that starts my commute.

Articling in Atlantic Canada should not sentence you to being a forever roommate. You have the degree, you have the job, and you'd think...

Emily and Gerald, law students at Dalhousie University, are your culinary guides for Halifax's dining scene. Learn their top picks for event

Elizabeth Fleet, JD '26, encourages folks to rethink the sport of pole no matter who you are. Originally published Winter 2024.

This is your hurricane survival guide – written by someone who has witnessed many Nova Scotia hurricanes (and lost a home to one).