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Bear River department sets up scenarios for live fire training in old ...
Yarmouth Peewee A Mariners win Hockey Nova Scotia provincial ...
Kentville duo wins gold at national stick curling championships
Four pot plants per household is legal, 122 isn’t says Annapolis RCMP
Good taste - Milford Maplefest harkens back to olden days of guides ...
Granville Ferry’s Bill Monk starts 4,270-kilometre walk to Canada
Hantsport firefighters perform ‘difficult extrication’ after van ...
Yarmouth hosting Hockey Nova Scotia bantam AA provincials April 11-14
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Café owner wants Canning to make new coffeehouse a home
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Southwest Nova bright spot for solar power
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Truro Tandus employees surprised by news of carpet plant closing
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Truro carpet plant moving operations to U.S., 240 jobs to be lost
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‘We hit the jackpot’: Owners planning to launch The Station Food Hub in Newport Station this year
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Acadia First Nation announces Hilton hotel coming to its Yarmouth Reserve
SaltWire Network sues Transcontinental over sale of newspapers
A deal that saw the creation of the largest newspaper chain in Atlantic Canada is going to court. SaltWire Network filed the multimillion-dollar lawsuit Wednesday against Transcontinental Inc., the company that sold its media assets in Atlantic ...
‘It’s right here’: Conundrum opens boutique space to feature, recognize graphic art
A graphic novel publisher with a global reach wants Wolfville to take a page from other countries’ books in recognizing graphic novels as art. ...
Yarmouth NSLC to become signature store
Renovations are underway to make the Yarmouth NSLC a signature store. Communications advisor Beverley Ware says these stores offer customers a full assortment of beverage alcohol products from all categories. “They also have a port ...
Woodworker building business, new home in Canning
Darrell Drover wanted to design and build wooden pieces before he even knew how. ...
Yarmouth homeport to floating Airbnb
Captain Harry Harrison knows what appeals to travellers when it comes to lodging. After all, he’s likely sailed the globe 10 times over, working in and/or visiting 20-30 countries. Last year, he and his wife Janice made a dream come ...
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores scores cover of French Doers & Dreamers two years in a row
The Yarmouth & Acadian Shores region is being featured on the cover of the French Doers & Dreamers Guide for the second year in a row. The photograph was taken at Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park and features a tent glowing in contrast ...
Environmental assessment registered for Port Union microbrewery
An aspiring brewery has filed for an environmental assessment with the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment. Union Electric Brewing Co. Inc. is the proponent of the assessment, looking to establish a microbrewery in Port ...
Chef, owner credits cooks for first-place Curated magazine rating
The Noodle Guy and its eponymous pasta is making waves beyond the Annapolis Valley. ...
Co-housing pitched as alternative living scenario that puts community, neighbours first in Windsor
Ann Knowles wants to know her neighbours a lot better ...
Changing hands - Iconic Lawrencetown Restaurant closed but to reopen soon under new ownership
The iconic Lawrencetown Restaurant closed its doors March 19 after 12 years of ownership by Shaun Saunders, but he expects new owners will re-open the eating establishment after some interior renovations. Saunders bought the restaurant in 2007 ...
