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- Oct 1, 2026
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McDonald’s Family FUNdraiser Days in support of Souls Harbour Rescue Mission (opens the original)
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McDonald’s restaurants in Bridgewater and Yarmouth are hosting Family FUNdraiser Days from Oct. 1 to 3 in support of Souls Harbour Rescue Mission. The heart of the initiative is to help provide meals, housing, and more to vulnerable families. During those three days, when guests stop by either McDonalds location, they can contribute to the fundraiser by donating non-perishable food and personal care products, or by purchasing McDonald’s merchandise, including toys, bracelets, and more, with all
Bringing back the forest: Reforestation work goes on in Shelburne County after the wildfire (opens the original)
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More than half a million trees will be planted this fall on an estimated 300 hectares of land in Shelburne County. For the most part, the planting is being done on woodlands destroyed in the 2023 Barrington Lake wildfire. Bushwhackers Forestry has been boots on the ground since last spring. “So many people have reached out. I think we were overwhelmed and surprised with how many people want their land planted,” says Laura Schmidt, who along with her husband Trevor, owns Bushwhackers Forestry. “F
Shelburne community well estimated project costs balloon (opens the original)
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The loss of a project partner has resulted in the estimated costs for the community well project in Shelburne to almost double. “The province determined that NSCC (Nova Scotia Community College) could no longer participate in the project, including as project manager or through its carpentry class, which had originally been expected to build the distribution building,” chief administrative officer Warren MacLeod told Shelburne municipal council on Sept. 23. The proposed community well is an aban
World’s largest scallop shell sculpture planned for Digby (opens the original)
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An idea that’s long been talked about in the Town of Digby has been revived. A giant scallop shell sculpture measuring over 15 feet tall and 16 feet wide promoting Digby as the Scallop Capital of the World is in the works. Being spearheaded by the recently formed World’s Largest Scallop Shell Society (WLSSS), the plan is to place the giant scallop shell near the historic Admiral Well/Fishermen’s Memorial Park, which is located on the waterfront along Water Street, close to the intersection of Ma
‘Digby was the one that ticked all the boxes’: Tourism HR Canada partners with town on workforce challenges research project (opens the original)
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For the next two years the Town of Digby will be ground zero for Tourism HR Canada as part of a research project on workforce challenges in rural areas of the country. The project is being funded by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) through their Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program, said Evan Hazenberg, director of research and policy for Tourism HR Canada. The project will follow some of the workforce dynamics in four smaller towns in Canada – one from the East Coast, one from th
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