Healthcare in Nova Scotia: The Reality of Waiting
You don’t truly understand how difficult it is to access healthcare in Nova Scotia until you need it yourself.For years, we’ve heard people talk about long wait times and a…
You don’t truly understand how difficult it is to access healthcare in Nova Scotia until you need it yourself.For years, we’ve heard people talk about long wait times and a…
Young entrepreneurs showcased their creativity and innovation at the Youth Entrepreneur Fair, held Saturday, June 13th, at St. Luke’s United Church. Forty youth, ages 8 to 14, representing more than…
As we enter the warmth of July, we are finally able to take full advantage of all that our province has to offer. However, while we are enjoying the excitement…
It was the perfect summer. Bees were buzzing everywhere, garden crops were blooming profusely, and the harvest was beyond be-lief.It was a normal, perhaps slightly warmer, summer that year, and…
The Nova Scotia Schooner Association (NSSA) celebrates Schooner Race Week’s 65th anniversary in Hubbards Cove from August 3rd through 8th, 2026. Competitive schooner racing with a dozen vessels runs throughout…
High up on the hill at the Peggy’s Cove entrance, the white church with its red roof is almost as recognizable a symbol of the iconic fishing village as the…
Myth, folklore, and storytelling shape Frank Forrestall’s artistic paintings. The youngest of the Tom Forrestall artist family, Frank is a new member of the Peggy’s Cove Area Art Society. He…
Credited to their diligence and belief in the cause, the Fire Safety Society of Masons Point (FSSMP) could not have wished for a better outcome for their May 30th to…
On June 6th, 75 community members gathered at the J.D. Shatford Memorial Public Library for the Pride Dance Party and the announcement of the 2nd Annual Bay Pride festival schedule.…
The Peace Run, a global torch relay promoting international friendship and understanding, arrived in the Peggy’s Cove area on May 20th as part of its annual journey through more than…