COMMUNITY NEWS
26-08-03
Queens councillors restrict public from certain areas of council meeting room
By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com
LIVERPOOL – Region of Queens councillors want to limit where members of the public can go in council chambers during meetings.

26-08-03
Protesters press premier over wilderness protections and resource development in Bridgewater
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
SOUTH SHORE - A group of environmental advocates gathered outside Premier Tim Houston's appearance in Bridgewater at the Best Western on July 28, urging the provincial government to improve protections for wilderness areas and reconsider its approach to natural resource development.

26-08-03
'The job is so intense': dispatch workers cite burnout, low wages during strike
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
SOUTH SHORE - Emergency medical dispatch workers are asking their employer to return to negotiations as a provincewide strike over pay and staffing moves into its second week.

26-08-03
Indigenous constituent says protesters united over concerns as Houston addresses supporters
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
SOUTH SHORE - An Indigenous protester says more Nova Scotians are joining together to oppose Premier Tim Houston's policies, with ambulance dispatch workers, environmental advocates, and other groups gathering outside the premier’s appearance last week.

26-08-03
Fundraising continues in restoration effort
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
SANDY POINT – The Sandy Point Lighthouse Recreation Group continues its fundraising efforts to fully restore the lighthouse, built in 1903, that has fallen into a state of disrepair.

26-07-29
Queens councillors want ‘cost certainty’ before committing to Old Burial Ground work
By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com
LIVERPOOL – Work to shore up the weakened retaining wall on Liverpool’s historic Old Burial Ground has been further delayed as Region of Queens councillors want to make sure the work can’t be done more cheaply by an outside contractor.

26-07-27
Shelburne joins federal housing initiative to help speed up home construction
By SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF
SHELBURNE — Shelburne has become the latest municipality in Canada to join the federal government's Housing Design Catalogue initiative, a program intended to streamline residential construction and support the development of new homes.

26-07-27
Communities in Bloom judges highlight community involvement as key to success during Mahone Bay evaluation
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
MAHONE BAY – This community is in the spotlight this week as Communities in Bloom (CiB) judges Susan Ellis and Larry Hall tour the town as part of its 2026 national evaluation, assessing everything from environmental initiatives and heritage preservation to streetscapes and community engagement.

26-07-22
Old Town Lunenburg celebrates 30 years of Heritage site designation
By LOGAN RING
National Trust for Canada celebrates 50th anniversary of Canada signing on to the World Heritage Convention. It is also the 30th anniversary of Lunenburg being inscribed as a World Heritage Site. A special family-oriented program will take place July 25 from 1-5 p.m. on King Street in Lunenburg.

26-07-20
New rules sorting out garbage issues
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.

26-07-20
Municipality seeks public input on proposed final draft of new land use planning documents
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.

26-07-20
Is it slander? Owner of SaltWind Transportation says it is
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
LUNENBURG – The owner of SaltWind Transportation taxi service, based in Lunenburg, said that he is considering legal action against the town, after an event that happened July 16.

