Rental housing and commercial and community space in the works for Upper Tantallon crossroads

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Shari Johnson and Al Bardsley, in front of the red roof building, which sits on the Upper Tantallon property the two are developing to house a commercial and multi-residence space. Photo credit: Sharon Jessup Joyce

Special delivery: Firefighters give Santa a helping hand

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Children (from left) Ari, Sunny and Theo were delighted to have letters from Santa dropped off by Station 55 Seabright volunteer firefighters (from left) Riley Coffey, Alex Wilson, and Oskar Hebb. Kevin Smith (not in photo) was driving the fire truck. Photo credit: Sharon Jessup Joyce

Ferris, the rescue cat who thinks he’s a dog

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Indy, Ferris and Theo

Old schoolhouse gets new purpose on reno show

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Photo credit via Tell Tale TV Productions

Ecological restorationists work with nature to heal coastlines

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Rosmarie Lohnes says coastal property owners can play a vital role in supporting our coastlines.

Nova Scotians’ software supports stigma-free food security in schools

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More than a hot lunch: Melissa MacMaster says her company’s software for ordering school lunches offers many other data-collection and information-sharing opportunities.

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