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CLEVELAND: The founder of Friends United says having meetings with local representatives with the provincial government is taking a direct approach on reconciliation. Former Nova Scotia Premier Rodney MacDonald, Deputy Premier Allan MacMaster, Richmond...
LAWRENCETOWN: The editor of an anthology of short fiction from some of the finest writers of Atlantic Canada over the last 40 years says it’s a project that’s been a long time in the making, as there...
ANTIGONISH: The founder and executive director of Nova Scotia Summer Fest says he’s really looking forward to the addition of the opening night cookout that will proceed the two-day music festival in downtown Antigonish.
MABOU: Inverness County artist Kate Beaton was named the winner of Canada Reads 2023. The 39-year-old Beaton’s graphic memoir Ducks took the CBC’s annual national literary competition on March 30. “I...
HALIFAX: Funding was announced for local arts, cultural, and community organizations by the provincial government. According to a press release issued by the province on March 27, 11 organizations are receiving about $15.5 million...
ANTIGONISH: A local theatre company is being recognized for its hard work and talent after being nominated across four different categories in the Merritt Awards, the top honour for live theatre in Nova Scotia.
LEVIS, PQ: A new book is providing a unique look at local history, using as its a source, notes from one of the first permanent priests in this area. Published on March 15 and...
ANTIGONISH: Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre will present Take d Milk, Nah? by Jivesh Parasram, on March 31 and April 1 at the Bauer Theatre as part of a special East Coast tour. In this...
PORT HAWKESBURY: After 50 years of preserving and promoting traditional Cape Breton style music through fiddle, guitar, piano, singers, and step dancers, the Cape Breton Fiddlers’ Association is still going strong today. In February,...
SYDNEY: Organizers of the Celtic Colours International Festival announced that the award-winning, internationally-acclaimed event will be returning to communities all over Cape Breton Island this October. The 27th Celtic Colours International Festival will present...
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