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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

By YASMIN DUALE

High Liner Foods sale expected to create growth opportunities in Lunenburg

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

By YASMIN DUALE

Tentative agreement reached between Nova Scotia and CUPE, averting school strike

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

By YASMIN DUALE

Mahone Bay earns national recognition in Communities in Bloom awards

COMMUNITY NEWS

Three people charged in stolen vehicle probe

November 4, 2026

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

WILEVILLE - Bridgewater Police Service charged a trio of South Shore residents with crimes resulting from a gun complaint and stolen vehicle investigation which culminated in high-risk arrests at gunpoint in Wileville this summer.

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Silver Guardian program aims to address dementia-related domestic violence on South Shore

November 4, 2026

By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca

SOUTH SHORE - The Lunenburg County Seniors’ Safety Program on Nova Scotia’s South Shore is determined to assist families, long before the escalation of a domestic incident with a dementia sufferer.

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SPORTS

Liverpool to host national doubles championship

October 7, 2026

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

LIVERPOOL – Queens Place Emera Centre will host the 2027 Canadian Mixed Doubles Championship next October, the first time the event will be held in Nova Scotia.

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Port Medway to host first Terry Fox run

September 14, 2026

By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com

PORT MEDWAY – It’s been 46 years since Terry Fox was forced to stop his historic run for cancer research, after travelling more than 5,000 kilometres across Canada.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Lunenburg Literary Festival just around the corner

November 2, 2026

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

LUNENBURG – The 11th annual Lunenburg Literary Festival, or LIT as it is oft-referred to, is happening this weekend, Nov. 5-7.

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Former Bridgewater author tells the stories of Nova Scotia Nurses in The First World War

November 2, 2026

By JOHN CUNNINGHAM
For the South Shore Bulletin

Adruenna (Addie) Tupper, who had worked as a nurse in Bridgewater, was one of 56 Nova Scotian nurses known to have served during the First World War. Sadly, she was among the first to die.

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LIFESTYLES

Protecting our water: Understanding the risks of mining forum

October 28, 2026

CONTRIBUTED STORY

BRIDGEWATER — The public is invited to attend Protecting Our Water: Understanding the Risks of Mining, a community forum taking place Monday, Nov. 9, at the Best Western Plus Hotel & Convention Centre in Bridgewater.

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Salty Shores is a must stop location in Barrington Passage

October 21, 2026

By WANDA ATKINSON

Salty Shores Inn & Cafe has everything you could ask for in a coffee shop - good vibes, great food and amazing coffee! The history and charm help, but it is the freshly made goods that seal the deal.

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