The Tunnels of Halifax – Fact and Fiction: A Brief and Not at All Definitive History

"Rumours of mysterious, underground passageways that lead from Fort George on Citadel Hill to various locations across the city have remained prevalent for decades. So the question is: do these myths have merit? Let’s take a look at the facts and the fiction about our famous tunnels."
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Pantone & Publishing Series: Very Peri 17-3938

Each year, Pantone predicts the colour that will influence society's behaviour, inspire creativity, and saturate consumer marketing. In our Pantone and Publishing Series, we're exploring the 2022 Colour of the Year, Very Peri (Pantone 17-3938) through book covers! Periwinkle, or "peri" is a crossroads, uniting the qualities of blue and boldness of violet and red…
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Our People, Our Community: The Lives of Haligonians – Hugh Brown

Written by Staff Blogger, Vicky | In the eyes of history, Hugh Brown Jr. would perhaps be considered an “ordinary” Halifax citizen. He was dedicated to his family business and worked hard throughout his life to provide for his loved ones. His life may be thought of as simple, but it was nothing if not sincere. Were it not for the efforts of regular people like Hugh Jr. and his family, Halifax would not be what it is today.
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