In July 1896 the barquentine Herbert Fuller a sailed into Halifax. It had left Boston 18 days earlier, its deck piled high with 700,000 linear feet of lumber b...
Every country has a "national school" of art making, and for Canada that place of honour is undoubtedly held by the Group of Seven, who began as a formal associ...
The remotest island in all of Canada is Sable Island, a 42-kilometre-long sliver of sand gracing our continental shelf, formed 10,000 years ago by the workings ...
Artists know, even if we don’t, that our eyes and brain often see what they expect to see. Fulfilling but also deceiving that expectation is part of how art wor...
I never thought we’d be scraping the bottom of the barrel like this.
While Nova Scotian forests once yielded European fleets and some of the world's best lumbe...
When it comes to saving the world, your mind probably goes to electric cars and solar panels, which are great ideas but not within everyone’s reach.
In a decad...
The truth is out there, as a popular television show used to tell us, though the statement seemed more hopeful than accurate.
In a “post-truth” world where we ...
