Author Archives: Evan Taylor
Lockeport Residents Save Beloved Tree
Residents of Lockeport have successfully convinced the town to reconsider cutting down a spruce tree that is near the center of the town. Earlier this week the town announced their intent to remove th...
Nov 20, 2020 A spruce tree in Lockeport that was due to be cut down, seen here decorated with signs calling to save the tree. Photo: Bonnie Knickerson
MODL Seeks Input On Cape LaHave Island
Residents interested in conservation, stewardship and Cape LaHave Island are being encouraged to participate in community consultation efforts relating to the island. Before any major plans are set in...
Nov 18, 2020 Campers enjoying a sunny day on Cape LaHave Island. Photo: Nova Scotia Government
Hebbville Fire Destroys Auto Repair Shop
Firefighters from over a dozen departments responded to a fire in Hebbville this afternoon after they received reports of high flames and loud explosions. The first call came in around noon according ...
Nov 17, 2020 Firefighters control the burned remains of McCarthy's Towing & Recovery Ltd. Photo: Evan Taylor
Businesses Gearing Up For A Covid Winter
Building occupancy limits are temporarily lower due to the COVID-19 pandemic and that has forced many customers to wait outside while they wait to be served and businesses are beginning to deal with t...
Nov 10, 2020 The Bridgewater Animal Hospital is constructing an onning to protects it's customers from the elements. Photo: Evan Taylor
Nova Scotia Celebrates Comfort Food With New Festival
This November restaurants from around Nova Scotia will be serving up their best comfort food for a good cause. Curated Magazine in partnership with Feed Nova Scotia is putting on the first-ever Great ...
Nov 09, 2020 The Kiwi Cafe in Chester, NS is offering it's take on Mac and Cheese as part of the Great Nova Scotian Comfort Food Festival. Photo: Feed NS
Woman Protests Husband's Visa Refusal
Kaitlyn Hebb is asking the federal government to reconsider it's decision to not allow her husband back into the country. Hebb's husband, who lives in Egypt, has still been unable to see their newborn...
Nov 06, 2020 Kaitlyn Hebb (right) outside of Bernadette Jordan's office protesting the separation of her family. Photo: Evan Taylor
MODL Council Sworn In, Committee Appointments Next Week
The newest members of the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg Council were sworn in this week, marking one of the last steps before they are fully entrenched in their next roles. Councillors now...
Nov 06, 2020 The MODL Council Front row, Left to Right: Sandra Statton, Martin Bell, Carolyn Bolivar-Getson, Reid Whynot, Cathy More. Six feet behind them in the back row, Left to Right: Michelle Greek, Leitha Haysom, Wendy Oickle, Chasidy Veinotte, Pam Hubley, Kacy DeLong. Photo: MODL
Improved Ferry Service Announced for Tancook Islands
Residents of the Tancook Islands will be glad to hear that the provincial and federal governments are contributing $10-million toward a new ferry that will service the islands. The Department of Trans...
Nov 04, 2020
MODL Moving Into New Building
Starting next week the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg will be operating out of their new building in Cookville. The new address is 10 Alle Champlain Drive, Cookville, B4V 9E4 and any mail a...
Oct 30, 2020 The new MODL office in Cookville, NS. Photo : MODL
Lumberjacks Ready For Season Opener
The South Shore Lumberjacks get their season underway Friday night with a matchup against their local rivals the Yarmouth Mariners. Just a few months ago it was unknown if the season would happen but ...
Oct 29, 2020 Lumberjacks Forward Jack Garland takes on a defender in a preseason game. Photo: Lumberjacks Facebook
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