Notes from Our Journeys
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Although Canada has the longest coastline in the world, not many Canadians consider the country to be a maritime or seafaring nation. The country’s coastal
It was a pleasant day. The sun was shining and a slight whisper of wind was blowing up from the Halifax harbour. I stepped on board,
March 8th is an important day; an important day not just for women, but for everyone, regardless of gender. Ships2Shores celebrated this day with a
Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? My name is Chris Loscerbo and I’m from Winnipeg, Manitoba. I was born in 1956 with an
Ratlines! Galley! Head! Have you ever talked to a sailor and realized you didn’t understand their lingo? Before I started sailing, I was in the
Although Robert Peary (1856-1920) is venerated as the first person to reach the geographical North Pole, there was actually another individual who shared this status
It happens quite often where a beginner sailor steps on board a vessel for the first time and instantly falls in love. Can you blame
The singer-songwriter Antoine Perreault has already released two albums and uses the 12-strings guitar as a main instrument. His folk-inspired songs possess a meditative softness.
It happens quite often where a beginner sailor steps on board a vessel for the first time and instantly falls in love. Can you blame
The oven, otherwise known as summer, roasted me to a near crisp. It was an especially hot one that day. Blazing sunlight showered around my
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