Dar Purdy, from Cedar Lake, NS, is a long-time fan of music festivals like Celtic Colours and Stanfest. But topping…
April 23, 2013  •  Sandra Phinney
The din is deafening. It emanates, in part, from Canada’s largest nesting colony of common terns; there are more than…
April 23, 2013  •  Darcy Rhyno
If the fabled black marlin is the king of what are called “big game” fish—and the stuff of the works…
April 22, 2013  •  Dale Dunlop 
(with files from Sandra Phinney and Jim Gourlay)
Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore may seem a bit remote, but in reality, it’s just a couple of hours from Halifax,…
April 22, 2013  •  Denise Davies
What do râpure, fricot, fish cakes and meat pies have in common? They’re all traditional Acadian foods—simple, unpretentious and delicious—and…
April 22, 2013  •  Sandra Phinney
She’s sexy, long and lean—but sometimes broad and beastly. She’s a constant presence, but never the same. Immortalized in poems,…
April 22, 2013  •  Sandra Phinney
It’s a cloudless May day in Halifax. Perfect conditions—too chilly for flies; warm enough to feel the sun on our…
April 22, 2013  •  Sandra Phinney
It started in March 2004, with the chance pairing at a Toronto function of Ben Cowan-Dewar—a man with dreams of…
April 22, 2013  •  Dale Dunlop
St. Andrews, NB, has a lot going for it: it’s known as Canada’s first seaside resort town and is home…
April 22, 2013  •  Shelley Cameron-McCarron