Monthly Archives: July 2017
An apple a day (or the NS Liberal Government) keeps the doctors away
Depending on who you ask, there is or there isn’t a problem in Nova Scotia. The term health care would seem to be straight forward. And yet it is a complex and profoundly inspired area, and it needs to be … Continue reading
A council of false hope and the constant curse of betraying our trust
Living here is not all it’s cracked up to be. And I am not being melodramatic. It just gets really tiring dealing with the backward and often 1950s mindsets all around me. And it is really hard to have to … Continue reading
Continuing the Cornwallis Conversation
As a descendant of European protestant settlers in Nova Scotia, who arrived here in June 1751, I have to say I have no recollection of spending any great length of time on the history of the Founder of Halifax, Edward … Continue reading
Picking Our Battles
by Trish Keeping Although not new, the manifestation of pejorative comments and unbecoming behaviour of some people in our widely professed “friendly province”, seems to have reached a new height. Along with that, there has been a rising of many … Continue reading
