Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
East Coaster of the Day: 1960s Singer Gazelle We’re not sure what year this beautiful Singer Gazelle convertible is but it looks like a 1959
Toronto’s CN Tower was less than five years old in 1980 when Ken Langley and I set off from its base in an attempt to
The ‘low fuel’ light had been on for 15 minutes in the 2020 Ford Ranger we were driving. Although the distance to fuel was 20
East Germany, 1980… A damp November wind howled as we zeroed in on the border post. This would be a tough one. After all, in
Kuwait City, Kuwait….. March, 1984 In 1984, Kuwait was the wealthiest country in the world per capita. Its port was the most efficient on the
1969 Buick Skylark Sometimes what is special about a car is where you spot it and this two-door 1969 Buick Skylark fits that bill. The Skylark
1994 Dodge RT/10 Viper 🐍 Since Dodge launched the Viper in 1992, it has thrived as a living legend. Developed as an affordable super car, the
All the way through Pakistan’s Sandy Desert, I thought about my three young daughters, Lucy, Natalie and Layla, back home in Nova Scotia. But I
“What kind of weapons are you carrying?” It was the question I didn’t want to hear. The matter-of-fact way in which Ahmad Homayouni asked made
There are many ways to consider and appreciate Canada on Canada Day. Our country is safe, compared to many. It’s diverse, both in population and
