A perfect mess
By Richard Reesh Woodbury | May 13, 2013
Its inventor didn’t live long enough to see how big the donair would become in Halifax—exploring its 40-year history
Its inventor didn’t live long enough to see how big the donair would become in Halifax—exploring its 40-year history
This story was originally published in the September 2012 issue of Halifax Magazine. When the Halifax Mooseheads made their first-round pick at the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) annual draft in June, there was a slight problem: the person of their choice wasn’t even at the draft in Quebec City. The fact that the highly-touted American centre Jack Eichel …
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