ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaPeace by Chocolate story to become animated film4 hours ago|Duration 7:244 hours agoNewsDuration 7:24A decade ago, the Hadhad family fled war-torn Syria and started a successful business in Nova Scotia. In an interview with the CBC’s Amy Smith, Tareq Hadhad explains how the project came about and why he wanted to tell his family’s story through animation.Related Stories Tasha Hubbard’s Meadowlarks is a family drama about the ’60s Scoop ‘It wasn’t easy’: L’nu rapper shares what it was like growing up in N.L. ‘It’s complicated’: What happens when the family cottage gets divided by 8? International Day for Persons with Disabilities: Q&A with accessbility advocate Adam Cohoon Living between Montreal and Istanbul, my day never syncs upMore from NewsVideo2:48Trump confirms seizing of Venezuelan oil tankerThe National 1 hour agoVideo2:50Torrential rain triggers emergency orders in B.C.’s Fraser ValleyThe National 1 hour agoVideo1:41#TheMoment the 1st wild beaver was spotted in Norfolk, England in over 400 yearsThe National 1 hour agoVideo2:00How Sophie Kinsella’s novels led a modern romance reading boomThe National 1 hour agoVideo2:04What made deadly storms across Asia so devastatingThe National 1 hour agoTrending NowVideo0:57See the moment a Hawaii volcano’s eruption knocked out a remote cameraDecember 9Video0:53Canadian ski great Nancy Greene Raine shares her Top 3 across variety of on-hill, off-hill topicsDecember 7Video11:49Penny Oleksiak explains her suspension, says she’s not dopingThe National December 10Video11:22Husband pays tribute to ‘supermom’ Colleen Jones in eulogyCBC News Nova Scotia December 5Video0:533-time Olympian Marie-Michèle Gagnon takes questions from young skiers December 7
Peace by Chocolate story to become animated film
