Sydney, N.S., saw record snowfall this February when a multiple-day winter storm dropped over 150 centimeters. In response, The Salvation Army was busy helping those in need by providing spiritual and emotional support and packing and distributing emergency food hampers in partnership with Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) and the Provincial Incident Management Team. With  […]

According to a municipal registry, there are currently more than 1,000 individuals without a home in Halifax, N.S. This figure includes people who live in shelters or are couch surfing. It also includes people who fall under the category of “living rough”. This group consists of people who live in makeshift shelters, such as tents.  […]

Born to an English father and a Scottish mother, Donald Brazier early years were marked by the tumultuous backdrop of World War II. His father, Richard (Dick) George Brazier played a pivotal role in shaping his perspective on life, instilling in him the values of generosity and community service, especially with the Salvation Army. As  […]

The Salvation Army in Saint John, NB, received a heartwarming donation from Hannah Gallant, a grade 11 student celebrating five years of being cancer-free by raising donations for those in need.        Each November, Hannah and her family and friends gather to reflect on her journey and celebrate another year of being cancer-free. To  […]

In preparation for her 101st birthday, Mary Lockyer spent time volunteering with The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign this year to raise money for those in need. “It has felt really good to be able to volunteer on the kettle and help out,” says Mary. “I love socializing and have met a lot of wonderful  […]