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Links and Information Archive: May 2009
May 27, 2009- Of Cemeteries and Cellars: Anthropology students Grant MacNeil and Catherine LaPointe share their archaeological diary from a 2-week dig at Grand Pre. Follow their progress on Catherine's blog.
May 26, 2009- Canso's best loved music event: Stanfest
May 25, 2009- D-Day remembered: Playwright Michael Bawtree's play, "The Pegasus Bridge Show" commemorating the anniversary of D-Day, as part of Project 65.
May 22, 2009- There's no place like home to roam: Scotian Hiker guides you through the Annapolis Valley.
May 21, 2009- Baroque at St. George's Round Church, this Sunday.
May 20, 2009- The mother of all paddling contests: A Halifax man prepares to compete in the Yukon 1000.
May 6, 2009: Acadian Maple Products is building a new facility in Tantallon that is 7 times the size of its current home.
May 7, 2009: The Alliance of Nova Scotia Student Associations is keeping a close eye on the provincial election campaign, and helping students get registered to vote.
A different kind of construction crew: Perrier Homes uses insulated concrete forms to build homes - Mike Perrier and his six man crew are all hearing impaired.
May 8, 2009: The Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners is working to certify woodlots in Nova Scotia.
Eight year old Gabrielle Gaudet is raising money for breast cancer research, in honor of her mother and grandmother, who died of the disease.
May 13, 2009: Pam Porodo runs charitable organizations in Sri Lanka: Work for Widows and Impaktaid
May 14, 2009: Neville Gilfoy is a member of the Bluenose Marathon's Average Joes Team.
May 15, 2009: The Bluenose Marathon gets underway Saturday morning
May 19, 2009: The first leader's debate in the provincial election takes place Tuesday night.
May 26, 2009- Canso's best loved music event: Stanfest
May 25, 2009- D-Day remembered: Playwright Michael Bawtree's play, "The Pegasus Bridge Show" commemorating the anniversary of D-Day, as part of Project 65.
May 22, 2009- There's no place like home to roam: Scotian Hiker guides you through the Annapolis Valley.
May 21, 2009- Baroque at St. George's Round Church, this Sunday.
May 20, 2009- The mother of all paddling contests: A Halifax man prepares to compete in the Yukon 1000.
May 6, 2009: Acadian Maple Products is building a new facility in Tantallon that is 7 times the size of its current home.
May 7, 2009: The Alliance of Nova Scotia Student Associations is keeping a close eye on the provincial election campaign, and helping students get registered to vote.
A different kind of construction crew: Perrier Homes uses insulated concrete forms to build homes - Mike Perrier and his six man crew are all hearing impaired.
May 8, 2009: The Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners is working to certify woodlots in Nova Scotia.
Eight year old Gabrielle Gaudet is raising money for breast cancer research, in honor of her mother and grandmother, who died of the disease.
May 13, 2009: Pam Porodo runs charitable organizations in Sri Lanka: Work for Widows and Impaktaid
May 14, 2009: Neville Gilfoy is a member of the Bluenose Marathon's Average Joes Team.
May 15, 2009: The Bluenose Marathon gets underway Saturday morning
May 19, 2009: The first leader's debate in the provincial election takes place Tuesday night.
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- Metro Transit workers rally in Grand Parade
- Nearly 100 Metro Transit workers and users rallied in Grand Parade Sunday afternoon, urging Halifax regional council to restart contract talks.
- Power mainly restored in Maritimes after storm
- Thousands of Maritimers lost their power Sunday after high winds, snow, and freezing rain caused widespread outages across the region overnight Saturday.
- Tories want to win more Halifax seats
- Improving Tory fortunes in Halifax was on the minds of Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives Sunday as they had a chance to quiz their leader about how he'll win some more seats in the vote-rich provincial capital.
- Magdalen Islands residents left without power
- More than half of the residents of the Magdalen Islands are without electricity after a powerful winter storm.
- RCMP search house in missing Dartmouth woman's case
- RCMP wrapped up their investigation of a property in Centre Rawdon, N.S., just past 4 p.m. Saturday, in connection with the case of a Dartmouth woman who has been missing since November.
- Union says it's excluded in Dal-NSAC merger talks
- The Nova Scotia Government Employees Union said Friday that it has been left out of ongoing merger talks between Dalhousie and the Nova Scotia Agricultural College.
- Moncton seniors denied their pets
- The province has ordered a group of Moncton seniors living in a subsidized housing unit to give up their pets or move out.
- Police want help identifying dead man's body
- The Mounties are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man who was found dead in a wooded area near Antigonish two months ago.
- East Coast braces for severe weather
- Environment Canada issued weather warnings early Saturday afternoon across much of Atlantic Canada and Quebec.
- School boards get funding cut
- Nova Scotia's eight school boards will see their funding cut for the second year in a row, this time by 1.3 per cent in the 2012-13 fiscal year.
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