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Snap Halifax is as the reviewers before mentioned, a feel good, here’s some photos of what happened in your community paper.
People in the area usually read it to see their friends and/​or family in the newspaper and to find out what’s happening around the area in the upcoming month.
However, you will be disappointed if you read a story of a past event and look for when the event or photo was taken… it’s never there. For that I give only 3 stars.
Otherwise a great local feel good read.

With good intentions and a monthly reflection of local happenings, Snap Halifax is a free source of community buzz.
The paper sticks to the sheer basics of reporting, with minimal body and lots of pictures, but its great for giving the quick and happy low-​down of the productive people, businesses and charities of our fair city. I’d say its a great paper to pick up if you’re curious about Halifax community… perhaps if you are looking for a way to get involved. From business openings to community accomplishments and special causes, Snap will give you bite sized summaries of all sorts.
Its paper to promote the city’s offerings and keeps things along the straight and narrow. Don’t expect journalistic edge, but do expect a proper trickling of G-​rated reporting that promotes community and a do-gooder’s mentality.

Snap is a great magazine covering local events through out town.
It is primarily full of pictures, hence the name «SNAP».
They cover great events, especially the charitable ones. They
give a pretty good update on things around town.
Don’t expect to get the latest stock tips here, but to keep up on what is happening around town, and free, a great news paper.

Snap is a monthly «Good News» newspaper focused on reporting family friendly events taking place within the community.
Most of the material is «fluff», but with all the harsh realities we see on the news everyday, it can be nice to read about fund raisers and charitable events taking place around the city. It’s also a great resource for those of you who are looking for upcoming events to participate in.
Snap is not as hip as The Coast or as up-​to-​date as the Metro Daily, but it does fill a niche void in the community and fills it very well. Not for the cynical or news hounds, but definitely worth a look for those of looking for the bright side of Halifax.
Hot Hint: Snap is distributed in many stores and restaurants in this city from The Adventure Outfitters to The YMCA. Check out their website for a full list of vendors.