In Creative Non-Fiction, History, Writing
February 18, 2020 Be first to comment Wayde Rowsell
CHAPTER 3 – LEEWARD TO DISASTER U.S.S. Wilkes [DD-441] commenced another deployment cruising through calm seas, light winds and early morning haze providing convoy protection for supplies ship, U.S.S.POLLUX…
In Crafters
February 18, 2020 Be first to comment Michelle Hayes
Do you think you make money at selling your creations, or is it Just for the love of it? I’ve been knitting/crocheting since I was 10 yrs old so…
I’m Acadian and Irish by birth, but the only language that I can speak is English. As a child growing up in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, I always felt…
In Music
February 16, 2020 Be first to comment Shaylynn Hayes
With over 300,000 albums sold, Canada’s most endeared and revered fiddler Natalie MacMaster has received a 2020 JUNO Award nomination for her newest release — and first solo album…
In Opinion
February 4, 2020 1 Comment Shaylynn Hayes
As a fifteen to seventeen year old in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, I spent most of my time watching shows like Gossip Girl, 90210, and movies like The Devil…
Shaylynn Hayes from the Maritime Anchor had the privilege of interviewing Jeff Hope about Maritime Music, his advice for new artists, and his enthusiasm for music. S: Do you…
In Music
January 26, 2020 Be first to comment Shaylynn Hayes
Natalie MacMaster and Shaylynn Hayes from the Maritime Anchor discuss her music’s Celtic roots, and Natalie’s amazing insights on fiddle music. S: What sets fiddle music aside from the…
In Opinion
January 23, 2020 2 Comments Shaylynn Hayes
Mental healthcare in the Maritimes also comes down to waiting it out (indefinitely) or paying to play. I have been an advocate for my disorders since 2012. It’s been…
When I first thought of lighthouses I did not see their beauty. Their allure went no further than their location. As a child, and even now, my strongest focus…
