Lunenburg Company Produced Parts Used By Israel in Gaza Genocide
Stelia Aerospace North America has confirmed that airplane parts produced at the…
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Finding Joy in Play as an Adult
Have you been searching for a little pick-me-up lately? Perhaps you’re longing…
Lunenburg Queens Business Excellence Award Nominees
The Lunenburg Queens Business Excellence Awards highlight our wonderful local businesses. This summer, local businesses received notice if they were nominated for an award. Rigel Jones, project lead for the LQ Business Excellence Awards, reports that there are 270 businesses nominated across 8 categories. The Lunenburg Queens Business Collective accepted nominations from the public.
Old Confidence Lodge Officially Opens
Photo Credit: Old Confidence Lodge Instagram The Old Confidence Lodge is officially…
Restauranteur Brings Taste of Italy to Former Bayport Pub
For fans of Italian cuisine who can’t make the transatlantic journey to…
Local Business Collaboration Has an Appetite for Building Community
Illustration by: Jessie McLaughlin Local Business Collaboration Has an Appetite for Building…
Good Dog Books To Open In Bridgewater
As the old saying goes, when one door closes, another opens. Now,…
Locals Dismayed by Bridgewater Cineplex Closure
Bridgewater Mayor David Mitchell says many people have reached out about the future use of the building.
Little Books Collective Turns Two
(Photo: contributed) Lunenburg is home to a unique publisher of “little” books.…
South Shore Asian Mart Opens in Bridgewater
When Mona Crisostomo immigrated to Canada from the Philippines four years ago, she scoured the grocery aisles in Bridgewater for flavours of home but found few options.
Port Medway’s new spot for groceries and gathering: Rosefinch Mercantile and Tea Room
“People are telling us that was the first time in 200 years that the town didn't have a little grocery store,” says co-proprietor Audra Williams.
Ancient Forests Outside Bridgewater will Continue to Provide Healing Under New Leadership
The healing power of the ancient hemlocks on 200 acres of forest outside of Bridgewater will now once again be shared and felt by Mi’kmaw elders, knowledge keepers and youth.