Halifax’s Immigration History: The Doukhobors Dorothy GrantMarch 25, 2021 The oft-persecuted Russians just wanted to live peacefully in Western Canada, but first they had to endure weeks on an island in Halifax Harbour...
Back to basics Janet WhitmanMarch 16, 2021 Halifax businessman Besim Halef returns to his roots at the Pictou Shipyard...
The science of joy Raissa TetanishMarch 12, 2021 COVID-19 kiboshed March break at the Discovery Centre in 2020, but this year, the science centre's team is looking forward to a busy week...
Cookies with Ralph Nader Dorothy GrantMarch 10, 2021 Dorothy Grant shares memories of her favourite interview, and the pep talk that fuelled her push for mandatory seatbelt laws...
Always more stories to tell Ameeta VohraMarch 8, 2021 Dorothy Grant is Nova Scotia's longest-serving journalist, and the Halifax Magazine contributor has many stories yet to tell...
The story of the Noon Gun Dorothy GrantMarch 5, 2021 Dorothy Grant explores a noisy, and often startling, Halifax tradition...
Women’s hockey world championship tentatively slated for May Raissa TetanishMarch 4, 2021 Originally set to come to Nova Scotia and 2020, the tournament has already seen two postponements ...
Peggy Prowse wanted to build a better world Dorothy GrantMarch 3, 2021 The political veteran recalls her journey from war-ravaged Britain to the frontlines of Nova Scotian politics...
Mary Mohammed’s lifetime of kindness Dorothy GrantFebruary 22, 2021 She's a local legend for her baking prowess, but her rich varied biography is the stuff of a Hollywood movie...
