Brendyn Creamer is a reporter for The Coast covering news, arts, and entertainment throughout Halifax. With a diverse background that includes previous roles as the lead editor of the Truro News and The News (New Glasgow), Brendyn explores themes such as entertainment, music, and real estate, while also delving into food and beverages. He has been featured in the SaltWire Network and The Coast.
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Brendyn Creamer's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and a range of topics within sports, culture & society, and entertainment news in Truro, Nova Scotia. Pitches should focus on initiatives or events relevant to the local community or highlight human-interest stories that align with the themes he covers.
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By: Brendyn Creamer
New polling from Abacus Data suggests Premier Tim Houston’s PC Party has taken a dip in popularity following a contentious budget season. Meanwhile, the rising cost of living remains the biggest issue amongst voters. Surveying 610 adults within Nova Scotia, Houston’s conservatives only picked up 38 percent of decided voters, 10 percent less than the […]
By: Brendyn Creamer
If Nova Scotia were a child on the last day of school, its parents would be far from pleased. Food Banks Canada released their Poverty Report Cards this week, scoring each province on how it’s weathering the ongoing affordability crisis and the social programs implemented to help those most impacted. Nova Scotia has scored a […]
Sitting outside a Dartmouth coffee shop, Alexander Gallant looks fairly unassuming. A sweater over what’s suspected to be a button-up shirt. Medium-length hair that sometimes flies in front of his face. Two drinks in hand. One potentially caffeinated. The other, some kind of soda. At first glance, Gallant wouldn’t strike the average Joe as royalty; […]
By: Brendyn Creamer
After tallying all the burgers bought from The Coast’s Halifax Burger Bash 2026 with Garrison Brewing, we have a final total for the donation amount received by Feed Nova Scotia. From April 16-26, Haligonians purchased a total of 79,053 burgers across 150+ restaurants throughout the city. Together, we raised $125,066 in support of Feed Nova […]
For decades, Truro's 2SLGBTQIA+ community would often gather in rural fire halls, out-of-the-way venues, and whatever businesses would be accepting enough to host them in town. In 2016, the community could finally be celebrated openly in the town's streets.
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Content warning: discussion around sexual assault and sexual assault trials This weekend, I finally brought myself to watch Code of Misconduct
Canada Day, July 1, is this Wednesday, and there are plenty of activities to participate in throughout Halifax to celebrate the nation's 159th birthday.
By: Brendyn Creamer
Last year, a small group of friends from the St. Margaret’s Bay area started something special. A dream to create a Pride festival celebrating 2SLGBTQIA+ folks in their area became reality. A month full of events. A market featuring queer vendors and businesses. A parade where the community could show their colours. This year, it’s […]
By: Brendyn Creamer
If you were only to look at the presence of multinational corporate video game developers in Halifax, you might consider the scene to be dead.
By: Brendyn Creamer
Music Nova Scotia has released its Nova Scotia Music Week award nominations, and Good Dear Good looks to be on top with a total of four nominations. The Halifax indie pop-rock band released their newest EP sook last September, which is up for Pop Recording of the Year. They are also nominated for Entertainer of […]
