“…everything I do onto her, our Mother Earth, I do unto myself.”
by : Evelyn C. White
History
War never ends; its impacts haunt the generations and the stories are innumerable, and always worthy of consideration
International Women’s Day Celebrates women’s rights, something we couldn’t have without the kind of feminist analysis found in these Atlantic Canadian books
Andy Flanagan shares the story of how Second World War prison guards regularly inspected Andrew “Ando” Flanagan’s diary and blacked out sections, ripped them out or beat him for what he wrote
Women’s studies, diaries and letters offer fresh perspectives on herstory
100 years after the event, in our rush to glorify Canada’s participation in the First World War, we too easily forget that had it not been for the war the Halifax Disaster would not have occurred
Atlantic Canada’s long military history has inspired some of its most important books
Our latest issue dives deep into stories of the Halifax Explosion, truth and fiction and for young readers, on the occasion of its centennial
The diverse points of view that lie at the heart of Canada’s complex identity
History books worth repeating
The environment has played a central role in the history of Prince Edward Island
“I live my life a person of African descent 24/7, 365.”
