Brian Ward

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Brian Ward

Advertisement 1  •   •  Article contentPanthers KO’d but Brad fans KOD’dKing of Donair’s Nahas brothers are pulling for Brad Marchand, not the Edmonton Oilers. They’re giving out 1,500 free donairs to people who posted on social about their favorite big-beaked customer prior to Wednesday’s game.

4 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Brian Ward

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentDalhousie helping keep Canada’s subs afloatWhen Canada’s aging British-built subs break down, spare parts are hard to find. That’s where 3-D printers at Dalhousie University come in. They’re making and testing printed parts for Ottawa’s Babcock Canada and Tronosjet of PEI, both of which help maintain the subs. NS Power tells cybertheft victims to DIYThe feds are now investigating Nova Scotia Power’s massive privacy breach.

1 month ago | saltwire.com | Brian Ward

Advertisement 1  •   •  Article contentHalifax cracks the best resto listHalifax’s Bar Kismet and Mystic both made the grade in Canada’s top 100 restaurants list for 2025, joining Portage of St. John’s. Kismet’s been a lock for years, but both Mystic and Portage made it for the first time. Ontario wine country gem Restaurant Pearl Morissette was Number One. Tariffs rock the boat at Halifax portIn wartime, the port of Halifax was filled with ships.

2 months ago | saltwire.com | Brian Ward

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentPoilievre’s Halifax pitchThe fiery leader of Canada’s Conservatives was downright polite at a Halifax car dealership Thursday seeking support for four candidates who already hold seats or think they can win them. It was the backdrop for a new campaign promise—to put the brakes on a Liberal plan to ban gas-powered cars in 10 years. Nate and Sid’s really bad hair dayCoifs aside, it’s a good thing there’s no salary cap for fast food ad signings.

2 months ago | saltwire.com | Brian Ward

Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •  Article contentNot bad, ChadChad Hiltz has always liked chopping cars—restoring, rebuilding, getting them back on the road—from his shop just north of Canning, NS. His job satisfaction’s gone way up since he started sharing what he does, lately through the Bad Chad Youtube channel which gets as many as two million views a day and grosses $2 million a year.