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- Sep 29, 2026
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A LIFE WELL PLAYED: Jeff Tooker inducted into Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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The power of kitchen parties can’t be understated in Jeff Tooker’s life, although the music was in the living room and not beside a wood range and the kettle. They were his earliest memories of music. While he admits the spread of food at those Saturday evening jams might have been a draw for a young boy, it was soon all about the music. Tooker sits in that same living room, decades later, with a certificate and medallion putting him in the top echelon of musicians in Nova Scotia. A week earlier
The spirit of Kejimkujik shines in century-old photographs (opens the original)
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The magic of Keji shines through in light and shadow and mist in 100-year-old black and white photographs hung in the front parlour of the North Queens Heritage House. Matthew Smith stands beside a large, framed image of three men in a canoe titled A Favorite Trout Pool. The man in the bow is standing up with a fly rod. Paul Yates took the photo for the Kedgemakooge Rod and Gun Club at Fairy Lake more than a century ago. Smith, the museum board’s president, helped curate the exhibit, titled The
Fort Anne dig reveals 274-year-old barracks foundation (opens the original)
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Rebecca Dunham was asked to find the best place to put up two giant tents. But when she went digging, what she found was the largely intact foundation of an old barracks dating back to 1752 – in the middle of Fort Anne National Historic Site. It was almost 40 feet wide and 145 long. Anyone who’s visited Fort Anne has probably walked right over top of it. In fact, those seated in the big tent June 4 for the 300th anniversary of the signing of the ratification of the first Peace and Friendship Tre
Perfect weather, big crowds for annual celebration of Annapolis River (opens the original)
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Perfect weather and a diverse and exciting agenda helped make the Annapolis River Festival a success, as hundreds of people filled the Bridgetown waterfront at Jubilee Park on July 11 for a day of recreation, education, and entertainment. The final attendance figure of 1,681 also reflected strong community support for protecting the Annapolis River and promoting a healthy watershed. Katie McLean, a volunteer with the Annapolis River Festival organizing committee, was busy all day helping things
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