COMMUNITY NEWS
New rules sorting out garbage issues
26-07-20
By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com
LABELLE – Region of Queens Mayor Scott Christian says people are adapting to new garbage sorting rules, despite recent community concerns of increased illegal dumping.
Municipality seeks public input on proposed final draft of new land use planning documents
26-07-20
By SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF
LUNENBURG - Residents of the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg will have two opportunities later this month to learn more about (and comment on) the municipality's proposed new land use planning documents before council makes any final decisions.
SPORTS
Bruisers win the annual memorial tournament
26-07-20
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
SOUTH SHORE - The Lunenburg Bruisers were the winners of the third annual Christine Wentzell Memorial Tournament held at the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre July 3-5.
Local athlete breaks provincial pentathlon record
26-07-13
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER – It’s all in the family.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
New portrait gallery opens in Mahone Bay with focus on Canadian artists
26-07-20
SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF
MAHONE BAY - A new gallery devoted entirely to portraiture has opened in Mahone Bay. The Mahone Bay Portrait House gives visitors free access to a collection that covers more than a century of Canadian art.
Canada’s First Lady of Country Music returns home
26-07-16
By KEVIN MCBAIN
Port Medway's own Carroll Baker will perform at her Mem'ries Centre in Port Medway July 24 and 25, along with some of her 'girls' including Jolee, who just released a single from her new album, produced by Baker. Tickets are in short supply.
LIFESTYLES
Helping seniors stay safe, cool and connected this summer
July 6, 2026
From Nurse Next Door Nova Scotia
Summer on the South Shore is something to celebrate: fresh air, gardens in bloom, family visits, farmers’ markets, and time by the water. But for older adults, warmer weather can also bring added risks, including dehydration, overheating, and isolation.
