Defendants weren’t allowed to testify
by : Denise Flint
History
“Maybe I’m a history lover after all”
“It’s obvious that this book was a labour of love, written after extensive research. The result? A gorgeous piece of truth-telling, sure to make LeBlanc’s ancestors proud.”
Perhaps the greatest takeaway from Theobald’s book is the reminder that the seeds or fascism were being sewn in Canada in the years leading up to the Second World War
The vote on whether military service should be mandatory created its own localized pocket of division within Lunenburg County
A Maritime tale of family, success, and love.
Letters, diaries and post-war memoirs enrich the soldiers’ tale
Paul Bennett reviews Dalhousie University: A 200th Anniversary Portrait, curated by Mona Holmlund featuring new poetry from George Elliott Clarke
Craig asked all of the criminal defense lawyers she interviewed the same question: “If you or someone you cared about were sexually assaulted, would you recommend reporting it and pursuing criminal conviction?” Almost all of the lawyers interviewed said no
Murray’s history is sure to restore the full lustre to its reputation as a leading Canadian medical school
PIAU: Journey to the Promised Land is not a book about victimization, rather it is an empowering book that explores decades of co-existence between the French, Acadians, British and Mi’kmaq
“We Harbor No Evil Design” is among the distinguished works emerging to commemorate the Halifax Disaster’s centenary year
