HeyJaredWendy Elliott
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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WENDY ELLIOTT: Special events marking Mi’kmaw History Month (opens the original)
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Over the past 15 or so years, public attention to truth and reconciliation with our First Nations has surely been growing more meaningful. There’s still a long, long way to go, of course. There were Sisters in Spirit marches on Main Street in Wolfville going back as far as 2012. I remember once downtown traffic being shut down by marchers who knelt on the pavement. During Canada’s 150th celebrations there was a giant colourful powwow held in the gym at Acadia University. Rain brought it indoors,
WENDY ELLIOTT: Thank you, Rachel, for helping N.S. libraries (opens the original)
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Until Sept. 12, I did not know much about Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid except her generous donation of $300,000 to the Annapolis Valley Regional Library in an effort to save our rural libraries. It made sense to attend the fundraiser at Acadia University. Reid was introduced by Annapolis Valley Regional Library board chairwoman Janet Ness, who said ticket sales had raised $53,000. She thanked the New York Times bestselling author for her sweet, fun, hot and horny books, then Reid received a
WENDY ELLIOTT: West Brooklyn Speakeasy is a gem (opens the original)
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Canadian blues musician Morgan Davis said it first. “This place is a gem,” he noted looking around the West Brooklyn Speakeasy. Then, Davis added with a wide smile on his face, “You’re all listening.” The old, re-imagined schoolhouse was sold-out for that renowned country blues artist with a 50-year career. Davis plays three or four guitars, sings up a storm, and is well known for his wit and humour-infused performances. The Juno and Maple Blues award winner was just stating the obvious. The int
WENDY ELLIOTT: An early trip to the emergency department (opens the original)
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My habit of going after invasive plant species got me in a bit of trouble recently. A big, old rusty nail lay in waiting and scraped the skin off part of my foot. Lesson learned: don’t wear sandals while tackling invasive species. It wasn’t a huge wound, but I remembered being told at my last public health mobile unit visit that a tetanus vaccine update was needed. Oops! Since it was Saturday, I decided to call the Nova Scotia 811 line and get some advice from a registered nurse. My call, for so
WENDY ELLIOTT: Nova Scotia Choral Federation celebrates (opens the original)
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The August choir camps at the Berwick Campgrounds were extra special this year. It’s always been a magical place to gather young and older singers with clusters of brightly painted wooden cabins and towering hemlocks. One hundred and fifty years of history for United Church folks. There’s the space and the joyous task singers take on in signing up. They undertake to prepare a concert together in just one week’s time. Actors and dancers would have a similar creative challenge. Added to this summe
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