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INVERNESS: Three acclaimed authors visited the Inverness County Centre for the Arts last Tuesday, offering local readers an opportunity to hear excerpts from their work, engage in discussion, and share stories about renowned Cape Breton author Alistair...
In case you missed it (or ICYMI as the kids call it), some of the hottest shows of the summer are happening in Port Hawkesbury, with the return of the popular, well-programmed, family-friendly and free Granville Green...
BROOK VILLAGE: After releasing his debut album last year, Parker Ouellette is spending the summer reconnecting with the community where his family’s roots run deep while gathering inspiration for his next recording project. “I...
TECUMSEH, ONT.: Glen MacNeil is still working through the finer details of the venture, but all signs point to the singer/songwriter offering music fans a unique live experience this summer. “I just thought, wouldn't...
The sound of the summer of 2026 might very well turn out to be the new album by Cape Breton band Lookout Tower, which kicks off the conflagration on June 5 with the release of the new...
Eastern Counties Regional Library says services continue despite budget strain SHERBROOKE: Local library officials say residents should not expect major service reductions this year despite ongoing provincial funding pressures, though some delays and cost-cutting...
MacDonald recognized by TIANS for decades of visitor experience, community work COUNTRY HARBOUR:Terri MacDonald was a recent recipient of the Community Excellence Optimizer Award, recognized by the Tourism Industry of Nova Scotia (TIANS) for...
Normally, when writing about a new-to-you artist, the first step is to delve into a detailed biography. But Newfoundland singer-songwriter Claire Porter has such a storied path leading up to her East Coast Music Award-nominated debut album...
PETIT-DE-GRAT: A gallery showcasing the work of Richmond County artists and artisans is set to open for its second season this Mother’s Day. The retail space, located inside the D’Escousse Civic Improvement Society Hall,...
IONA: As Gaelic Nova Scotia Month is celebrated in May, a new chapter in the preservation and celebration of Gaelic language and expressive culture in Nova Scotia is set to be unveiled with the launch of Cainnt...
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