COMMUNITY NEWS
25-11-12
Why choose rural Nova Scotia? Life and work in Bridgewater
By KEITH CORCORAN
Communications Advisor
Public Affairs, Content & Media Relations
Nova Scotia Health
When people think of health care careers, large urban hospitals often come to mind. But for many professionals, their purpose is found in smaller, close-knit communities. At South Shore Regional Hospital in Bridgewater, staff build meaningful careers while enjoying the lifestyle and community spirit that rural Nova Scotia is known for.

25-11-12
Carver Estate Law & Litigation firm named as one of the top boutiques in the country
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER – Canadian Lawyer recently revealed their fourth edition of the country's best law firms for wills, trusts and estates and a local firm has been recognized as one of the best. The business, Carver Estate Law & Litigation was formed just two years ago by Benjamin Carver.

25-11-12
Canada Post disruptions have local businesses feeling the pinch
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
SOUTH SHORE - As Canada Post continues to face disruptions, small business owners across the South Shore say they’re struggling to absorb higher costs and logistical headaches, and some are reconsidering how much they can rely on the postal service.

25-11-12
Bridgewater Mayor David Mitchell Set to Lead NS Municipalities
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER - Mayor David Mitchell has been elected president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities (NSFM), pledging to strengthen communication between local governments and the province while tackling shared challenges like infrastructure, housing, and climate change.
25-10-28
Region of Queens hires Patrick Hirtle as first Deputy CAO
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
LIVERPOOL - The Region of Queens Municipality has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Patrick Hirtle as the first Deputy Chief Administrative Officer (CAO).

25-10-28
Cape LaHave Island protected in landmark conservation deal
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
MODL - A long-awaited conservation victory has arrived for one of Nova Scotia’s most treasured coastal landmarks. The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (MODL) and the Nova Scotia Nature Trust recently announced that Cape LaHave Island – an iconic piece of the South Shore -– will now been permanently protected.

25-10-21
South Shore Transition House plans new shelter and expanded services for women and families
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER - Big changes are on the way for the South Shore Transition House Association (SSTHA) as the organization moves forward with plans to better support women and children escaping domestic violence.




