
A gay ol’ time!
There was something particularly special about marching in the inaugural Bridgewater Pride Parade this year that filled my heart with absolute joy while simultaneously making me tear up once or twice.

There was something particularly special about marching in the inaugural Bridgewater Pride Parade this year that filled my heart with absolute joy while simultaneously making me tear up once or twice.

(Illustration: Charles Weiss) I wanted to hit the road and find a…

“August is Western Month,” says Chris.

Did you know the first murder trial in Nova Scotia was held in the Lunenburg Courthouse? Learn interesting facts about Lunenburg researched by local 10-year-old Ayla Caroline Duggan!

"Special trains will run to Mahone Bay from Bridgewater and Lunenburg for the accommodation of those who wish to attend the garden party there on Thursday evening."

Let’s dive into the wonderful world of the Belted Kingfisher. These small but mighty water kings are hard to miss with their blue-gray plumage, white collar, and shaggy crest. Females don a rusty ring on their bellies, a rare example of a female bird sporting more colour than a male.

As I’ve been digging into handwritten recipes from across Nova Scotia, a few favourites emerge and I see them over and over. Rice Pudding is one of the classics I have seen many variations for.

People often dream of living in a cooperative community. Well, Anne Macleod Weeks did for 40 years. As a teacher, dorm parent, guidance counselor, coach, principal, and advisor to faculty and parents in boarding schools, she pretty much experienced all that life can throw at you. She welcomes your questions and concerns.

(Illustration by Charles Weiss) On a creative moment on a day in…

Every Nova Scotian, whether born-and-raised or recently arrived, must have a favorite Nova Scotian song. The Barnacle asked a few Lunenburg County locals with connections to the world of music what their favorite Scotian tracks were.
Bridgewater Mayor David Mitchell should be applauded for directing town staff to explore allowing alcohol consumption in designated outdoor public areas, which would make Bridgewater the Paris of Nova Scotia.

You may notice an unusual number of flutists and fiddlers roaming the…