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Josh Healey
Josh is a journalist based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with a love of football. His work appears in The Athletic, The Guardian, OneSoccer, TFC Republic and more. He's been covering the Wanderers and Tides since 2023.
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Opportunity, growth and set pieces shine in Wanderers 2-2 draw
The Halifax Wanderers return to Nova Scotia still undefeated in the Vanni Sartini era. A last minute equalizer — courtesy of youngster Tavio Ciccarelli — salvaged an important point against Inter Toronto FC on Saturday, with both sides feeling they deserved more from the 2-2 match. But given the Wanderers historical struggles
For club and for country: Andre Rampersad on his evolving role with Trinidad and Tobago
Leadership, and a touch of luck, guide Wanderers to their first win of 2026
After 16 months of watching from the sidelines following his dismissal from the Vancouver Whitecaps, head coach Vanni Sartini relished being back in the action, guiding his Wanderers to a narrow 1-0 win over Canadian Premier League (CPL) side Vancouver FC. There are several positives to take from the match,
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Wanderers fly West for a homecoming of sorts in Vancouver opener
Wanderers look to 'a battery of strikers' for goals on eve of the regular season
Whitecaps East: How Vanni Sartini's time in MLS laid the blueprints for this year's Wanderers
The Wanderers Notebook: A final signing, Callegari's career and how Sartini's system matches up
Q&A with CSME CEO James Johnson: On hosting FIFA's daylight offside trial, stadium announcements and more
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The Wanderers Notebook: New signings, pre-season wins and a trip to Marbella
It's hard to believe that the Wanderers are less than a month out from the start of their 2026 Canadian Premier League (CPL) season. A trip to British Columbia, and a new-look Vancouver FC, awaits on April 4. But the Wanderers look different, too. They sported new black
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Confidence, attacking and Hart: Tides eager for strong start to second season
It's certainly a cliché but it feels like the Tides are turning for the better. The club kicked off training camp at BMO Soccer Centre in Halifax last month with all the enthusiasm a new season offers. There's a dozen new players, with quality signings across