by Raissa Tetanish
Tatamagouche Light
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TRURO: A project by the local francophone community centre is telling the stories of seniors throughout the province.
by Raissa Tetanish
Tatamagouche Light
TRURO: Strength, hope, resiliency.
Those three words fill the pages of Karen Dean’s new book, We Are Unbreakable: Raw, Real Stories...
PORT HAWKESBURY: On Jan. 31 Taylor Linloff was part of an episode of the CBC docuseries You Can’t Ask That which asks questions of Canadians with various disabilities.
In her case, Linloff was diagnosed...
ARICHAT: A member of the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame is providing the gift of music this Christmas.
West Arichat resident, and local country music legend Robert Bouchard, stopped by St. Ann...
ARICHAT: The journals of a prominent former businessman are now available to the public.
Isle Madame Historical Society (IMHS) chair Anne Leavitt spent the first wave of COVID-19 reviewing, rewriting and condensing the Early...
HALIFAX: Nova Scotians and Bostonians excitedly awaited the virtual lighting of the Tree for Boston which took place on December 3, on the Boston Common.
The 45-foot white spruce tree from Grand Anse, Richmond...
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D’ESCOUSSE: Next spring, Marjorie Simmins wants the name Somebeachsomewhere to be known internationally.
Simmins, an author, writing teacher, and freelance writer living in D’Escousse, has...
WHYCOCOMAGH: The latest novel from a local author is available for sale.
The book launch for Brenda MacLennan-Dunphy’s second novel, The Silence of the Vessel, was held at the Whycocomagh Waterfront Centre on November...
D’ESCOUSSE: A local author was one of the winners of Creative Nova Scotia Awards handed out recently.
Author Marjorie Simmins was one of three winners to receive the $5,000 Established Artist Recognition Award in...
LAKEFIELD, ONTARIO: Natalie MacMaster said her nomination to the Order of Nova Scotia came at a special time.
“It feels incredible,” she told The Reporter. “It feels so good to be honoured by those...