Pam Chamberlain was raised on a mixed farm in the community of Tulliby Lake, east-central Alberta, near the Saskatchewan border. A writer and educator, she most recently taught English literature […]
Ross Hebb is a native of Nova Scotia’s South Shore and an eighth-generation descendant of the area’s original Foreign Protestant settlers. A graduate of King’s College and Dalhousie University, Dr. […]
Tyler Hayden is an international leadership and team consultant. He has over two decades of experience as a speaker and organizational consultant and is the author of more than a […]
Janet Guildford (Mount Saint Vincent University) and Suzanne Morton (McGill University) are Dalhousie University graduates who have played a leading part in regional studies and women’s history for many years. […]
Janet Guildford (Mount Saint Vincent University) and Suzanne Morton (McGill University) are Dalhousie University graduates who have played a leading part in regional studies and women’s history for many years. […]
Linda Kealey is one of Canada’s leading writers of women’s history and a former professor of history at the Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Jonathan Fowler is an historical archaeologist who teaches in the anthropology department at Saint Mary’s University. He holds degrees from Saint Mary’s, Acadia University, the University of Sheffield, and the […]
Robert Scott Stewart, PhD, is a Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Cape Breton University. He has published widely in applied philosophy […]