Jamie Myra Re-elected as Mayor of Lunenburg, “It’s going to be a very interesting year” Says Jesse Ward
This article was originally categorized as news, but we have since changed…
opinion
OPINION: Will We Change Our Behaviour or Fall Victim to Lucretius?
In Fire Weather, John Vaillant references the “Lucretius Problem,” a concept I…
Whoever Wins The Election, I Look Forward To Trashing You On Facebook
Since Laurence Mawhinney’s retirement in 2012, posting hostile, insulting rants on Facebook…
Opinion: Lunenburg overlooks Indigenous consultation on Blockhouse Hill to detriment
Blockhouse Hill wasn’t always a tourist bureau atop a hill. The tourist bureau blockhouse replica hints at the original settlers' use of the land; namely to keep Mi’kmaq and Acadians out of Town.
OPINION: Bill C-18 hypocritical in face of taxpayer-funded news placement service
If the federal government wants to ensure Canadian news media outlets get paid their fair share, I will suggest some low-hanging fruit as a starting point: stop spending taxpayer money on a publicity company to produce your own news stories and distribute them to editors who could benefit from advertising dollars.
Bon Vivant, Bad Vivant: Let Bridgewater be the Paris of Nova Scotia
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.
The Magic is Gone
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.
Signs
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign Blockin’ out the scenery, breakin’ my mind…
