A recent article in the magazine, about the 90s rock music scene lead us to wonder, what was the most popular bar song back in the 90s? So we asked and here's what our #UnravelHalifax readers think!
🎼 Halifax voted and now we're unraveling the second most popular bar song from the 90's. Keep watching to find out!
🎼 You voted and the third most popular pub song from the 90's is...
Keevan Veinot, a third-year guard with the U SPORTS Canada silver medallist Dalhousie Tigers, is the 2019–20 Atlantic University Sport / Sport universitaire de l'Atlantique Male Athlete of the Year.
This season, the commerce student from Port Williams, N.S. led the Tigers to a 19-1 regular season record and a first-place finish in the AUS standings. He led the conference in steals (2.3 per game) and assists (5.5 per game). He led Dalhousie in both points per game (15.6) and rebounds per game (5.2).
At the 2020 AUS Basketball Championship, he was nPlayer of the Game in the championship final as the Tigers claimed their fifth conference title in six seasons (Veinot’s second). He was also an AUS tournament all-star.
On the national stage, Veinot led the Tigers to silver—Dalhousie’s best performance in program history. Veinot was named the player of the game in the Tigers’ quarterfinal win. His accomplishments include a U Sports first-team all-Canadian selection as well as being the first Tiger named AUS MVP. He was also named an AUS first team all-star.
Lorena Heubach
Lorena Heubach of the Dalhousie Tigers track and field team is the Atlantic University Sport / Sport universitaire de l'Atlantique female athlete of the week. A third-year engineering student from Granville Beach, N.S., Heubach won her first-ever national gold medal in the women’s long jump at the U SPORTS Canada Track and Field Championships last weekend in Edmonton, earning first team all-Canadian honours in the process.
Matt Coolen of the Dalhousie Tigers track and field team is the Atlantic University Sport / Sport universitaire de l'Atlantique male athlete of the week. A fifth-year sprinter from Halifax, he ran an 8.02 to win national gold in the 60m hurdles at the U SPORTS Canada Track and Field Championships last weekend in Edmonton. He set a new Dalhousie record in the process, topping his previous time of 8.04 seconds, and was named a first team all-Canadian.
Tonight: Elizabeth Pierce launches her new book “Lost and Found: Recovering Your Spirit After a Concussion.” See her at 7 p.m. at Brain Injury Nova Scotia’s offices at 615 Windmill Rd. in Dartmouth. Video by Tammy Fancy. #HalifaxMagazine story coming soon.
Paint Peggy's Cove 2019
Artist working in the village during the Peggy's Cove Area Festival of the Arts. Video by Tammy Fancy.
A #HalifaxMagazine reader shot this in Clayton Park on Monday night. See this? Don't do this.
Matt Dusk put on a fantastic show in Halifax last night! He's got so much energy and really knows how to engage the crowd. Here's a video that captures the final song of his performance. - Dana
Five Hole For Food
Naval Engineers (yellow) vs. Mike Savage and the Halifax All-Stars at Five Hole For Food on Argyle Street today. The fund-raiser for Feed Nova Scotia Continues until 7pm.
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