Coors Seltzers hit the NSLC shelves just in time to help us cool down and enjoy the warm season with purpose: knowing that as we’re sipping some delicious seltzer, we’re helping to give back to Nova Scotia’s waters, too. With every 12-pack of this refreshing beverage, you’re helping to restore 1,000 litres of Canada’s waters […]
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Patios in Halifax you need to go to this summer
Now that we can all safely enjoy the patios around town, isn’t it about time we enjoyed a Caesar in style? Each Halifax patio has their own way of pulling together Canada’s official cocktail, and from classic to eccentric, there’s something for the Caesar novice and expert alike. If Mott’s® Clamato® Caesar’s weren’t already the […]
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5 Cottages near Halifax for your next relaxing holiday
T hough summertime may look a little different, let this be the year of relaxing in homes away from home, of embracing the intimate moments with each other, and being grateful for the things that go unchanged, like our favourite warm weather staple Mott’s® Clamato® Caesar. Because Canadians know that even when times are uncertain, […]
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Countless Journeys. One Canada.
For the first time in six years, the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21’s Artist in Residence program, as a virtual residency, is open to artists across the country.The deadline has been extended to May 21, which gives artists plenty of time to get their creative applications in. This year’s mission is to encourage […]
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Taking the stress out of movie night
Our “digital must-watches” are stacked higher than our to-read piles, but Telefilm and the Apple TV app want to take the pressure off. By narrowing down our movie choices, while also highlighting Canadian-made films in the process, they’ve made it easier to streamline our digital content choices. “The pandemic has really increased our ‘decision fatigue.’ […]
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Coors Seltzer: The Crisp Taste of Doing Good
The Canadian landscape is one to be enjoyed for years to come and taking care of it comes with a price – but it’s not a hard one to pay. By picking up a 12-pack, you can be a part of something bigger and join the Coors Seltzer community to make a splash for your […]
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Leading Students Down the Path of Business Creation
The Saint Mary’s University Entrepreneurship Centre (SMUEC) isn’t just a space where students can learn to launch a business; the entrepreneurial mindset that is forged within the centre can be applied in all facets of life. “Launching a business is only one output of the centre,” director Michael Sanderson explains. “Students also learn to combine […]
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Get an Edge Up With Studies in Health, Wellness and Sport
A passion for new experiences in sports brought Julie Naugler to Saint Mary’s University, unexpectedly opening new horizons in the classroom too. When she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in May 2020, in she was also the first student to receive the university’s new Certificate in Health, Wellness and Sport in Society (HWSS). […]
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A Growing Market
A career in agriculture goes beyond farmers and retail—there’s a middle holding those two together. Dalhousie’s International Food Business program (IFB), offered at Dalhousie’s Agricultural campus in Truro, Nova Scotia, is the only dual-degree program of its kind. Upon graduation, students receive a Bachelor degree in Agriculture from Dalhousie University, and a Bachelor degree in […]
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Where Art meets Public Engagement on Lost History
NSCAD (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design) University is in the midst of developing a unique complement to its already well-respected selection of courses and programs. The Institute for the Study of Canadian Slavery is a ground-breaking initiative led by NSCAD’s first Canada Research Chair (CRC) Tier 1 Dr. Charmaine A. Nelson. Among its […]
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Curating the Next Generation of Artists
The Dalhousie Fountain School of Performing Arts is a supportive and dynamic environment in which students are encouraged to follow their passions. The faculty is invested in helping tailor degree paths to students’ individual interests in order to help them accomplish their goals. Students leave the Fountain School of Performing Arts having invested in their […]
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Building Confidence in Students Entering the Workplace
Mount Saint Vincent University’s Public Relations program prepares students for the realities of the PR industry by offering both traditional and innovative options to explore in the field. Through practical skill-building in the classroom as well as a co-operative education work placement, students leave MSVU with applicable work experience and developed skills that they can […]
