by NewsBeauty Bay Golf Course, Senior men’s league, August 5th, 2025
Here’s Bruce Braun’s latest column for the Beauty Bay Senior Men’s golf league. Enjoy! Beauty Bay Golf Course, Senior Men’s League, August 5, 2025.
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by Caitlin SnowShakespeare will go on in Halifax while N.S. events cancel from wood ban
As events get cancelled from one tip of Nova Scotia to the other amid the woods ban, one very popular outdoor show in Halifax will continue on. Shakespeare by the Sea can continue its performances of Shakespeare plays in Point Pleasant Park after acquiring a permit. Drew Douris-O’Hara tells us,...
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by Caitlin SnowWoods ban cancelling N.S. events from one tip to the other
Events are being cancelled from one tip of Nova Scotia to the other, now that the province has put a ban on entering the woods. In Bridgewater, a new accessible kayak launch has been delayed. Miller Point Peace Park is closed, so the grand opening scheduled for Saturday, has been cancelled....
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by Caitlin SnowWoods ban cancelling N.S. events from one tip to the other
Events are being cancelled from one tip of Nova Scotia to the other, now that the province has put a ban on entering the woods. The ATV Rally in Digby sees people come in from all over the Maritimes, but this year it will not go ahead. In an emailed statement to our newsroom, President of the...
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by Caitlin SnowWoods ban cancelling N.S. events from one tip to the other
Events are being cancelled from one tip of Nova Scotia to the other, now that the province has put a ban on entering the woods. Capes 100 is an annual running race that goes through trails in Mabou, Cape Breton, with some that run 160 kilometers. Race Director Jodi Isenor tells us the ban has...
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by NewsCormorant helicopter to perform fly-by in Digby
If you’re in Digby on Friday, look to the skies. A Cormorant helicopter from 14 Wing Greenwood will do a fly-by at 3:30 p.m. It’s to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Scallop Days. The helicopter is due to fly over the Annapolis Basin. The Royal Canadian Air Force says special events help them...
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by Alex AllanFree care and services offered at new community fair
Free haircuts, health checks and tax help will be available at the first Community Free Fair in Saint John, all provided by volunteers. The event takes place on August 16 from 12 to 4 p.m. at Queen Square, organized by the Saint John Community Coalition. It draws inspiration from earlier pop-up...
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by Brad PerryOffice vacancy rates up in Saint John, Moncton
Demand for office space in New Brunswick’s three largest cities has shown varied trends over the past year. A new report from real estate consulting firm Turner Drake & Partners shows office vacancy rates on the rise in two of those cities. The vacancy rate in Saint John shot up more than...
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by Jacob MooreCarney, premiers discuss trade during Wednesday meeting
The Prime Minister has updated the Premiers on Canada’s trade negotiations strategy. Mark Carney spoke with them virtually on Wednesday, according to a news release from the Prime Minister’s Office. He told them that the federal government is still trying to negotiate a trade deal with the U.S.,...
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by Jacob MooreN.S. bans all fireworks amid extremely dry conditions
Fireworks are now totally banned across the province. This follows the province’s move to ban anyone from going into wooded areas. Forests are very dry and Nova Scotia does not have any rain in the forecast for a while. A burn ban has been in place since July 30, which prevented any consumers...
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