Brian Titus, vice-president of the Craft Brewers Association of Nova Scotia, says the policy change is unfair for smaller brewers. (CBC) Brewers across Nova Scotia
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Slowed seafood sales mean reduced hours and incomes for many for 2020 Barb Dean-Simmons SaltWire Networks barb.dean-simmons@thepacket.ca @BarbDeanSimmons It’s abnormally quiet in Port aux Choix
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Mike Main, left, and Jason Grant have planted a vegetable garden at the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus in Bible Hill with proceeds going to Feed Nova
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Amy Hill, who co-owns Snowy River Farms in Cooks Brook, N.S., is shown here with her son, Ezekiel, 1, and her daughter, Ayla, 6. (David
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More than 500 lobster fishermen in northern Cape Breton will set their traps Friday as a season unlike many others opens. The COVID-19 pandemic has
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A lack of plywood could slow some new home construction projects this summer. (Paul Palmeter/CBC) There’s a lumber shortage in Nova Scotia and it’s forcing
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