
Chris’ Picks for May 2023: Captains Courageous (1937), Captain Blood (1935), The Captain’s Paradise (1953)
“This is Captain’s Month,” says Chris.

“This is Captain’s Month,” says Chris.

Each month, we turn our eyes to publications from Lunenburg County past…

Hebbville Tastee Freeze is a traditional family restaurant which started in the…

Despite having never set foot in Nova Scotia, the greatest contributor to Lunenburg County's wellbeing is actually San Francisco resident Mark Zuckerburg.

Does anything say spring more than the sound of birdsong wafting through your window in the
morning? Part of this symphony is likely the tweets and chirps of the black-capped chickadee, a
common sight and sound year-round here in Nova Scotia.

If you are not the type to ride your bike all year round, this might be the time of year when you pull your bike out of your shed and go for a ride. The sun is bright and the days are warmer. A good practice before any ride is to do an ABC check on your bike.

I have been lucky enough to collect some more handwritten cookbooks from…
We asked local photographer Katy Maclachlan to capture spring arriving in Lunenburg County. From flowers blooming to sweet little farm animals, Katy’s captured some sweet moments of early spring.
“Sri Lankan curry, nobody knew what it was,” says Suni Ferreira when asked about her first few months serving up her homemade food at the Lunenburg Farmer’s Market.

Driving through Bridgewater has been uncomfortable, and not just because I’m worried my brakes will fail and I’ll careen into the LaHave. It’s because of the enormous “HP” on the mall, hanging next to the Sport Chek, written in a once-loved lightning font.

Rita Van Tassel is a Lunenburg local who’s been thrifting her entire life. She sees it as a way of life rather than a passing trend. She is an artist and her creative spirit always shines through her funky wardrobe, so we sat down to chat vintage fashion.

The Sun is Coming Out: Ne’ata’q, The Food Forest at Bluenose Academy…