Dartmouth Book ExchangeWhat: Uncovering Traitor’s Game: An Evening with Stephen Kimber Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Traitor’s Game Book LaunchWhat: Conversation with Gillian Turnbull, Director, Writing and Publishing Programs. Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Lunenburg Literary FestivalWhat: Dark Secrets & Deadly Tides: A discussion with C.S. Porter and Sarah Hampson Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Upcoming eventsOctober 21-25, 2026Bouchercon World Mystery ConventionTelus Convention Centre, Calgary, Alberta. Panelist, Atlantic Spotlight panel, Thursday, October 22, 3 pm.Moderating panel: “As Real as it Gets: What’s Harder to Write, Fiction or True Crime?… Sep 22 26September 22, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Traitor’s GameIt is the summer of 1940 in Halifax, Canada, the North American city closest to the shooting, bombing war in Europe. The nine-year-old daughter of a local Royal Navy commander has just been murdered. Her father is missing, probably the murderer, possibly dead. Her mother is missing, too, maybe in Boston, but maybe dead as well. Jul 27 26July 27, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Why is Canada not standing up for Canadian businesses in Cuba?The ‘elbows up’ rhetoric rings false in the face of American aggression Jun 18 26June 18, 2026Article at Globe and Mail
Kimber wins 2026 ‘Legacy Award’ at Atlantic Book Awards GalaJune 4, 2026 ... A feature of the evening was the presentation of the 2026 Atlantic Legacy Award to Stephen Kimber. Dean Jobb, one of the multiple Jun 04 26June 04, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
September 4, 1997: One day in the life of Miami exile terrorism against CubaBlood-stained floor at Copacabana following the explosion. September 4, 1997. HavanaSeptember 4, 199710:30 a.m. “Bucanero.” The olive-skinned Feb 26 26February 26, 2026Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
An open letter concerning the YMCA’s decision to rescind the Peace Medal awarded to Rana ZamanRana Zaman’s criticisms of Israeli policy and actions in Gaza are not, in any way, an indication of antisemitism, and certainly not a reason to rescind the Peace Award she deserves. Dec 02 25December 02, 2025Article at Halifax Examiner
An open letter concerning the YMCA’s decision to rescind the Peace Medal awarded to Rana ZamanRana Zaman speaks at a protest on Sept. 12, 2025. Credit: Madiha Mughees To Brian Posavad,President and CEO,YMCA of Greater Halifax/Dartmouth I am writ Dec 02 25December 02, 2025Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
The Emerald, the gold, and the scheme to win a warHMS EMERALD (FL 5381) At anchor at Portsmouth. Copyright: © IWM. It was code-named Operation Fish, an audacious, top-secret World War II scheme to spirit B Nov 08 25November 08, 2025Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Bill Mont, Rest in peaceBill Mont, who died on October 28, 2025, at the age of 96, was one of Halifax’s legendary characters. He would become best known as Nova Scotia’s “Fl Nov 05 25November 05, 2025Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Donald Oliver, RIPIn the 1990s, I wrote a weekly series for the Halifax Daily News, profiling interesting individuals in the community. In May 1995, I wrote this profile of Sep 19 25September 19, 2025Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Harry Bruce, RIPI first met Harry Bruce one morning in 1971 in the offices of The 4th Estate newspaper. Harry had recently moved to Halifax from Toronto and stopped in to say hello to its editor, Nick Fillmore. I was a young freelancer who’d just dropped off an… Aug 19 24August 19, 2024Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Death by a thousand preferred sharesRelated storiesQuebec door giants join forces as family behind Garaga to buy Novatech in $500-million-plus dealFinancial boundaries look different for immigrants in Canada supporting families back home Flying took Larry Klein around the world but he… Jun 07 24June 07, 2024Article at Globe and Mail
Death by a thousand preferred sharesRelated storiesQuebec door giants join forces as family behind Garaga to buy Novatech in $500-million-plus dealFinancial boundaries look different for immigrants in Canada supporting families back home Flying took Larry Klein around the world but he… Jun 07 24June 07, 2024Article at Globe and Mail
The Phelan Feud: Available for pre-order nowby Stephen Kimber will be released on June 6, 2024, by Barlow Books. It is now available for pre-order. Award-winning journalist Stephen Kimber takes readers behind the scenes of an epic family feud inside the Phelan clan—one of Canada’s wealthiest… May 14 24May 14, 2024Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
Stephen Kimber appointed to the Order of Nova ScotiaThe citation: As the author of two novels and eleven non-fiction works, Stephen Kimber is a distinguished writer, journalist and educator. In the academic realm, he served as Professor of Journalism for more than thirty years, during which time he… May 13 24May 13, 2024Article at Stephen Kimber, Author
SaltWire articlesIntroduction Legacy news media everywhere are in decline. Mostly this is due to the loss of advertising revenue as advertisers move to online platforms that better target specific demographics, but there are other factors at play as well — a demand… Apr 11 24April 11, 2024Article at Halifax Examiner
The Saltwire SagaFor more than 40 years, I’ve been writing about the Halifax Chronicle Herald, its predecessors and successors—including its oddly-named and ill-fated recent owner, Saltwire. In 1981, in the aftermath of a failed attempt to unionize the newsroom, I… Mar 13 24March 13, 2024Article at Stephen Kimber, Author