Morgan Mullin

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Morgan Mullin

Nora Dunn, a Canadian travel blogger who’s been criss-crossing the globe full-time since 2006, still remembers the time she accidentally ended up in a security line with liquids over the legal limit. “I always travel with a collapsible, reusable bottle. I had it in my little personal item backpack, and I reached back and realized it was full — it was almost a litre of water. I was already standing in the security lineup, and I had been standing in the lineup for some time.

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Morgan Mullin

Nora Dunn, a Canadian travel blogger who’s been criss-crossing the globe full-time since 2006, still remembers the time she accidentally ended up in a security line with liquids over the legal limit. “I always travel with a collapsible, reusable bottle. I had it in my little personal item backpack, and I reached back and realized it was full — it was almost a litre of water. I was already standing in the security lineup, and I had been standing in the lineup for some time.

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Morgan Mullin

Destination: Art is a series uncovering some of Canada's unique, unexpected and under-the-radar art experiences. With spring in the air, adventure on the mind and many looking to explore more Canada, CBC Arts is adding some new attractions for readers who want to discover the treasures hiding in their own backyard. Home to the biggest art gallery in Atlantic Canada, Halifax is nevertheless a city full of art you won't find neatly framed on a white wall.

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Morgan Mullin

ArtsCanada's first documented Black woman painter, Edith MacDonald-Brown was overlooked in her time. More than 70 years after her death, her works are getting the showing they deserveHow Nova Scotia's Edith MacDonald-Brown made some of the best paintings nobody’s ever seenMorgan Mullin · CBC Arts · Posted: Mar 17, 2025 5:11 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 minute agoUntitled (Village Scene, 1909) by Edith MacDonald-Brown.

1 month ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Morgan Mullin |Elizabeth Di Filippo

U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order recognizing only two sexes is impacting members of the 2SLGBTQ+, like actress Hunter Schafer and Canadian activist Gemma Hickey. (Image via Getty Images)Hunter Schafer was "shocked" when her new passport was issued with a "M" or male sex marker despite noting her legal sex as female on her application.