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Drake's Feathered Quill

For centuries, humanity has wrestled with one of life’s most urgent, civilization-defining questions: “What came first, the chicken or the egg?” Empires have risen and fallen, philosophers have pondered, and somewhere, someone’s uncle has...
There is a moment – fleeting, magical, and deeply misleading – when winter in Canada appears to loosen its icy grip. The sun shines with a confidence not seen since October. Snowbanks begin to sag like overworked...
Every year on March 8, the world pauses – briefly – to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women on International Women’s Day. It’s meant to be a full day of appreciation, recognition, empowerment, and reflection.
There are bold political moves. There are risky political moves. There are tone-deaf political moves. And then there is the decision by Tim Houston to stroll into the African Heritage Month Gala five days...
There are moments in public life when irony doesn’t just knock – it kicks in the door, helps itself to your fridge, and settles onto the couch like it owns the place. Last week, that irony showed...
The IWK Health Centre stands as one of Nova Scotia’s most treasured institutions. It is a place of healing, heartbreak, hope, exhaustion, resilience, and miracles – often all within the same day. Families arrive in their most...




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