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Suzy Atwood
Join Suzy Atwood as she sets out to sea, explore, discover and share her love of Shelburne County & area.
Life is the Song, Love is the Music »
Tom Wilson
Follow Tom Wilson as he relays the beauty around Victoria County, Cape Breton.
Seafood Ceilidhs - Don't Miss this Experience »
Ryan Faulkner
Follow bloggers Dhyan Keeble-Morris and Ryan Faulkner as they share their adventures along the Fundy and Northumberland Shores.
The Glooscap Legend of Five Islands »
Dhyan Keeble-Morris
Follow bloggers Dhyan Keeble-Morris and Ryan Faulkner as they share their adventures along the Fundy and Northumberland Shores.
The Welcome Garden Visitor »
Renee Lavallee
Professional chef, blogger, mother and crazy cheese lover, Renee Lavallee shares her day-to-day adventures and love of great food.
Baked Goodness »
Laura Simpson
Check in with Laura Simpson to find out what's going on in Nova Scotia's thriving music scene.
Your first lesson in the music guide to Nova Scotia »
June Swift
Blogger June Swift explores nature and wildlife around her home on Brier Island.
Whales Arrive in the Bay of Fundy »
Cynthia Bragg
Join Cynthia Bragg as she searches Nova Scotia for pearls and hidden gems within!
Halifax Pride Parade »
Phil Neville
Follow blogger Phil Neville of the Council of Nova Scotia Archives as he tours around the province and visits our archives, sharing stories along the way.
Finn Bower and the Shelburne County Archives »
Terri McCulloch
Terri McCulloch shares her adventures on the Bay of Fundy, home to the highest and lowest tides in the world.
Scottish descendants celebrate in Bay of Fundy town »
Maria McGowan
Find out why Maria McGowan considers Nova Scotia the right coast for her!
Wolfville Farmers' Market »
Lauren Oostveen
Explore Nova Scotia's history with Lauren Oostveen through the treasures found at Nova Scotia Archives.
Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics Update »
Wally Hayes
See the beauty of Nova Scotia through the photography of Wally Hayes.
A sky filled with bald eagles »