COMMUNITY NEWS
We Will Remember!
25-11-12
On Nov. 8 an Indigenous Veterans Day service, for the first time, was held at the Bridgewater Legion Branch #24. National Indigenous Veterans Day was created in 1994 to honour the distinct contributions of Indigenous soldiers, including First Nations, Métis, Inuit and other Indigenous service members. Veterans Affairs Canada estimates that more than 12,000 Indigenous people served during the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
Charlie Angus warns of “Age of Monsters” ahead of Lunenburg LIT appearance
25-11-12
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
SPORTS
Sport Shorts
25-11-12
The Lunenburg County Sport Heritage Society held their gala induction event Nov. 2 at the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre. This year’s inductees included David Walker and Lisa Ross in the Athlete category; the team of Gerald Mossman and Sonny Heisler in the Team Category; David Penn and Theodore Veinot in the Builder Category.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
South Shore Players presents Snow White – with a twist
25-11-04
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER - “It’s the famous fairy tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs... but the journey from the beginning to the end is totally different from anything you’ve seen about Snow White,” said Stephen Morgan, making his debut as director for the South Shore Players.
LIFESTYLES
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Nautical Architecture: Widow’s Walk
November 12, 2025
By ANNE WENTZELL
We are a culture shaped by the sea. As a peninsula, no community in Nova Scotia is more than 60 kilometres from saltwater. Many have risked their lives as mariners to secure employment and incomes in a number of fishing industries here, to provide for their families. Some may go out to sea for days or months, isolating them from their loved ones at home.
Fishing limited this year?
November 12, 2025
By Charles Weiss
for the South Shore Bulletin
SOUTH SHORE - The 2025 fishing season started out with very good indications of a positive year ahead. The usual amount of rain was falling until the end of June. I, and those I fish with, were catching plenty of chain pickerel and bass...in the usual spots around the South Shore.
