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Wentworth's Fall Colours returns for four weekends of autumn views (opens the original)
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Wentworth’s annual Fall Colours event returns Sept. 26 and 27, kicking off four weekends of scenic chairlift rides, live music and other activities celebrating the changing colours of the Wentworth Valley. The event continues on weekends through Oct. 18 and 19, with an additional day on Thanksgiving Monday. What started as a single weekend of fall sightseeing has grown into a tradition that now draws thousands of visitors to the Wentworth Valley each year. Leslie Wilson, president and general ma
Family mystery on Moose Island inspires new Nova Scotia novel (opens the original)
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A mysterious death on an isolated island in the Minas Basin, and a family story passed down through generations, are at the heart of a Nova Scotia author’s latest novel. Laura Churchill Duke’s Ruff Tides, which was launched Sept. 13, is based on the 1842 death of John Ruff, whose family lived on Moose Island, one of the Five Islands in the Minas Basin. The historical mystery also has a personal connection for Churchill Duke’s friend Sonya Shaw, a descendant of the Ruff family. In the early 1800s
The Fugitives are bringing First World War stories to New Glasgow with Ridge (opens the original)
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A theatrical production that uses live music, storytelling, and the words of First World War soldiers to explore the Battle of Vimy Ridge is coming to New Glasgow this fall. The Fugitives will bring Ridge to Glasgow Square Theatre on Nov. 18, as part of its first tour east of Ontario. The show offers audiences a production built around the experiences and words of Canadian soldiers who lived through the First World War. “Ridge is a theatre show, so it is a combination of music and storytelling,”
'Best year in 30 years': Annapolis Valley apple growers welcome strong crop (opens the original)
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After a difficult drought year, apple growers in the Annapolis Valley are heading into the 2026 harvest with bigger fruit, stronger yields, and renewed optimism. Nova Scotia’s apple crop is expected to reach about 2.2 million bushels this year, up roughly 30 per cent from 1.7 million bushels last year, said Emily Lutz, executive director of the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers’ Association. “Overall the weather’s really co-operated this year,” Lutz said. “We’ve seen steady rainfall, we’ve seen sunny da
New campground provides new way to explore southwestern N.S. backcountry (opens the original)
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A new campground in the Medway Community Forest is giving visitors another way to experience the backcountry of southwestern Nova Scotia, while testing how recreation on public land could support surrounding rural communities. The Medway Community Forest Co-op (MCFC) officially launched its five-site campground near Stave Lake this summer, but the idea has been years in the making. Mary Jane Rodger, executive director of the co-op, said planning for the campground began in 2019 as the organizati
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