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Sir Samuel Cunard: The Halifax Visionary Who Connected the Atlantic World

July 2, 2026 admin

Few names are as closely associated with Halifax’s maritime heritage as Sir Samuel Cunard. Today, his bronze statue overlooks Halifax Harbour, and the Cunard name continues to evoke images of grand ocean liners, luxury travel, […]

The Halifax Explosion: The Day a City Was Shattered

June 4, 2026 admin

On the morning of December 6, 1917, Halifax awoke to what seemed like an ordinary winter day. The city was a vital wartime port, bustling with military activity as the First World War raged across […]

The History of Alexander Keith in Halifax

April 30, 2026 admin

Few names are as deeply woven into the identity of Halifax as Alexander Keith. More than two centuries after he first arrived in the city, his legacy still lives on through politics, industry, and one […]

Homegrown Business: Erin Ferguson of Trainyard General Store

April 20, 2026 admin

The Trainyard General Store is a vibrant, community-oriented shop located in Downtown Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Specialising in Canadian-made giftware, the store features pottery, art prints, stationery, books, jewellery, sweets, and more. With over 200 creators […]

Five Minutes With: Alt-Pop Musician Rachel Cousins

April 10, 2026 admin

Rachel Cousins is an award-winning artist, emerging as one of Atlantic Canada’s most promising talents. She continues to be one of the hardest-working and well-respected young artists in Canada. Rachel just won a prestigious spot […]

Five Minutes With: Americana Duo Quote the Raven

April 3, 2026 admin

On Map the Dark, Quote the Raven step into their most personal and reflective chapter yet. The Newfoundland-based duo — Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke — craft a collection of songs that explores love, loss, […]

Old Photographs of Storefronts from the Halifax Archives (1945-1987)

April 2, 2026 admin

Welcome to our visual journey through Halifax’s rich history, highlighting the evolution of storefronts in the city. This post features a curated collection from the Halifax Municipal Archives, showcasing significant moments from the city’s past […]

Charitable Choices: Marlee Smith of Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia

March 31, 2026 admin

The Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia (BIANS) is dedicated to supporting the over 70,000 individuals in the province affected by acquired brain injuries (ABIs). Through innovative programs, community outreach, and advocacy, BIANS works to […]

Homegrown Business: Ian Broscoe of Total Donut Solutions

March 30, 2026 admin

Total Donut Solutions is a haven for pastry enthusiasts, celebrated for its artisanal donuts and croissants, all meticulously crafted from scratch. Beyond their mouth-watering baked goods, they also offer a full espresso menu, making it […]

A Visitor’s Guide to the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame

March 26, 2026 admin

Set to reopen as a larger, more dynamic space in the heart of downtown Halifax, the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame is more than a museum—it’s a living record of the province’s athletic identity. […]