LIFESTYLES
Seniors travelling solo
25-04-22
The senior years bring with them many transitions; changes in our physical appearance, possible reduction in cognitive abilities or illness, smaller social circles, or the loss of a spouse, for example. Often, as well, there is a loss of self-confidence and independence; a sense of lost control in daily lives.

An aging population: Reaping the rewards of healthy living
25-04-15
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Our age demographics are changing; a shift resulting in an aging population increasing more dramatically than in the past. Aging is a gift, one in which we should acknowledge the wisdom attained with the passing years and appreciate the process by trying to live the healthiest and happiest moments in time we possibly can.

Lobster Crawl 2025 Kicks Off
25-01-14
SOUTH SHORE - Anticipation is boiling over as the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl returns this February with a jam-packed schedule of events to celebrate the region’s iconic winter delicacy. The festivities kick off on Feb. 2nd with a much-anticipated appearance by Lucy the Lobster, the South Shore’s beloved, prognosticating crustacean.

Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl 2025: A story worth savouring
25-01-07
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SOUTH SHORE - When February arrives on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, something magical happens. What was once considered a quiet month now buzzes with energy and the scent of melted butter. This transformation began in 2018 with a simple but bold idea: what if winter became a time to shell’ebrate the South Shore’s most famous crustacean? And so, the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl was born - a culinary festival that turned cold days into a warm embrace of flavour, culture, and community.





