Black Snow: a story of love and destruction
Black Snow: a story of love and destruction by Jon Tattrie came to me as an interloan from the Ottawa Public Library. Thomas Joyce is
Black Snow: a story of love and destruction by Jon Tattrie came to me as an interloan from the Ottawa Public Library. Thomas Joyce is
I bought Pier 21: The Gateway that Changed Canada by Trudy Duivenvoorden Mitic and J.P. LeBlanc during a visit to Halifax many years ago after
In Historic Black Nova Scotia, authors Bridglal Pachai and Henry Bishop share the stories of remarkable men and women whose histories are well-known, as well
Each trip to Nova Scotia means a stop at the Peace by Chocolate Boutique on Lower Water Street in Halifax. I buy more chocolate there
Mark and I visited his sister Patsy and her partner Jim in Bedford, Nova Scotia from September 13-21. Our trip coincided with the arrival of
While I have been in Halifax I have visited two libraries, the Central Library and the Bedford Public Library, the latter of which is a
I bought Hangman’s Beach by Thomas H. Raddall when Mark and I visited Nova Scotia two years ago. During that trip Mark’s sister Patsy and
Mark and I played eight games over the Christmas holidays and I won five. There were more phony bingos played–and gotten away with–than usual and
Mark and I are celebrating Christmas at the home of Mark’s sister Patsy and her partner Jim. Their real Christmas tree is always full with
I purchased The Black Battalion: 1916-1920 Canada’s Best Kept Military Secret by Calvin W. Ruck when I visited the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia