Taking their name from a campaign that was launched to promote community and political support for a ship building contract. It paid off with the awarding of a $25-billion contract to Irving Shipyard in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.
I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.
The Certainly Cinnamon got my attention!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to know the community pulled together as a good community should. :)
There's been lots of news about the contract. But I don't really understand this sign. What does a ship have to do with cinnamon?
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a day of great celebration in Halifax when they got the commission.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous idea - and a great image!
ReplyDeleteMy sign entry for today is on my main blog, Mike & D's Life...
Oh, I heard about that contract on the news!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!
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I like shop names with a background story.
ReplyDeleteHalcyo, it has nothing to do with cinnamon. I would say the owner decided to use his store front window to advertise in favour of Halifax getting the ship building contract.
ReplyDeletethere's something cinnamony inside? i'm there.
ReplyDeletea brilliant idea! more business for this store with the ship building contract in place.
ReplyDeleteAndy... this is a fine one. So colorful and eye-catching. Like it lots. genie
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool sign, plus the cinnamon called to me, too!
ReplyDeleteYou got it Luna.
ReplyDeletelots to celebrate in Halifax!
ReplyDeletemaybe one of the ships will be named cinnamon?!