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Crafting in Canada

The February issue of Kayak explores many different kinds of crafts — things their makers didn’t have to make beautiful, but chose to nonetheless — and the skill of their makers.

Crafts in Canada

The February issue of Kayak explores many different kinds of crafts — things their makers didn’t have to make beautiful, but chose to nonetheless — and the skill of their makers.

Shear Style

From press and curls to Afros and dreadlocks, Black hairstyling has undergone many twists and turns through the decades.


Love Stories Now and Then

Book review: The authors have collaborated to present a meticulously researched overview of la belle province romance literature from the early 1800s to the present.

Old News is Good News

Black history is being taught in a whole new way in Nova Scotia’s schools thanks to a very old medium. 


SCMR Oral History Project Transcript

SCMR Oral History Project Transcript

Rise to Greatness

Book Review: Let us stipulate that Conrad Black is a polarizing figure. Many Canadians disliked his way of doing business and his seemingly haughty view regarding his own country. Now, let us put that aside and consider on its merits his rather immodest, thousand-plus-pages Rise to Greatness.


Have you heard of the No. 2 Construction Battalion?

Highlighting the contributions of Black Canadians in WW1

Set in Emotion

Art installation honours African-Nova Scotian community.


Weaving a Dangerous Web

In the insect world enemies can pose a danger to each other, and to themselves.