Desiree Anstey
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Why these East Coasters are embracing a lifestyle of pasture over concrete (opens the original)
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There’s no need for Krystal Acker-West to own an alarm clock. Just before sunrise, when the first rays begin to break through, she wakes to the familiar crow of “cock-a-doodle-doo” from her five roosters, which then stir awake the 31 hens, along with the two geese on her homestead in Kentville, N.S. “It can be loud. It can be chaotic,” says Acker-West, who is the keeper of the roost, and acknowledges she “wouldn’t change a thing” about this lifestyle, where her flock follows her throughout the d
How music and movement from an early age can transform your child's life (opens the original)
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Driven by heavy guitar riffs, thundering drums, and an energetic vocal crescendo, the mid-1970s brought a new wave of rock music that broke away from standard noodling formulas, recalls Garth Wilson, who became gripped by it at an early age. “There were records containing eight tracks, and I would listen to each song. My mother and my father supported whatever I wanted to try… So, when I turned 12, I began to learn the drums. I can still play them a bit, but I’m not a drummer,” reflects Wilson,
Fur-ever heroes: What happens to K-9 dogs when they hang up their leash (opens the original)
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Some heroic dogs will put themselves in harm’s way to protect their handlers and the public. That’s why Ned’s Wish, a registered national charity, was founded by retired RCMP officer Stacey Talbot, president and “Top Dog.” She saw a need to improve essential end-of-life care for retired police and military dogs that gave so much service through their brave and selfless acts. “She (Stacey) knew of a handler that couldn’t keep his dog, so Stacey took him. His name was Ned. Shortly after she got Ne
Two canines saved their owner’s life - could you save your pet's life? (opens the original)
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It started with a lot of pain that Gail Clarke describes as feeling like “an elephant” sitting on her chest, which shot up to her neck and across her back. For over a week, she’d been experiencing unusual, extreme fatigue and shortness of breath. “I kept rationalizing it. When the pain subsided, I fell asleep. When I woke, I was so tired. It wasn’t until a few days later that I started feeling worse,” she recalls. “It reminded me very much of when I had preeclampsia in my first pregnancy. I woul
Remarkable feline friends honoured on National Cat Day (opens the original)
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Whether found curled in a cardboard box, being a bit of a drama queen yelling on his balcony, locking eyes in disapproval, or giving them a much-needed cuddle, Babs is a charismatic, globe-trotting feline who has brought laughter, joy and love to Richard Matthews and his partner, Oli. “He’s been a friend to us for a few years. He wants to be close to us. He wants to be near us. He wants to be with us. And, yeah, you can just read him like he has such an expressive face and personality. All these
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