Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
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
The fabric of Atlantic Canada is stitched together by friendly people, unique culture, and welcoming villages. Plus a few plates of poutine, of course. Like
Buick LeSabre Four-Door Convertible – Year Unknown This Buick LeSabre ‘Hack Job’ as we’ve been calling it was spotted on the streets of Halifax last
When it comes to the Annapolis Valley, you’re probably picturing following the river through small towns and villages, farmland and grapevines. But get out of
1967 GMC Lobster Value Van Peter Richardson makes a mouth-watering lobster roll, a must-eat item if you’re visiting Peggy’s Cove, a little fishing village with
1966 Bronco Half Cab The countdown is on. In 10 days, after 24 years, Ford’s iconic Bronco is returning to the assembly line. Let the
The phrase ‘staycation’ was actually coined by Canadian writer, Brent Butt, for his TV sitcom, Corner Gas. In October of 2005, gas station owner Brent Leroy
🚙 Morris Minor – Year Unknown 🚙 In 1948 Britain, the jaunty little Morris Minor was just the remedy the World War II-scarred country needed. We believe
Summer, 1987… Somewhere between Tierra del Fuego, South America and Halifax, Nova Scotia. I’d been on airplanes for almost 24 hours. The ordeal involved a
😎1977 Chrysler Town & Country😎 This faux-panelled behemoth, based on the Chrysler New Yorker, weighs in at over 5,000 pounds! Model year 1977 was the
