Wolfville News

Addressing an environmental 'ick' factor Use of biosolids on local farms is a controversial issue By GORDON DELANEY Valley Bureau Mon.

The Guerrilla Girls' are at it again. Two of the original members performed at the Acadia University Art Gallery in Wolfville, Nova Scotia last weekend.

IT'S ENOUGH to turn you into a soldier in Cape Breton's Liberation Army. John Morgan, the mayor of Cape Breton Regional Municipality, has been brought to heel by the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society.

Trying to wring green power from the deep blue Engineers had 20-minute window to lower turbine onto Bay of Fundy floor to test currents' energy potential By JUDY MYRDEN Business Reporter Fri.

Nova Scotians who wanted to take advantage of the provincial Nov. 11 holiday to get an H1N1 shot were out of luck.

The Guerrilla Girls formed in the mid-80s in New York City because of their disgust with the sexist and racist ways of the art world.

Fred Connors is an ideal ambassador for Halifax. He is not shy about expressing his love for the city and his belief that Halifax is gay-friendly destination.

'Me' time for Cousins Versatile collaborator grabs the spotlight again with her new CD, The Send Off By STEPHEN COOKE Entertainment Reporter Thu.

Thousands of people in cities across Canada and around the world took part in a global day of action yesterday to encourage world leaders to help stop climate change.

Cate Trueman, one of the Wolfville 350 Day organizers, stands with the 350 pumpkins that were to be given away after the climate change awareness march on Saturday morning.

Drawing green parallels Commons supporters, climate change activists join forces to highlight need to protect nature By MICHAEL LIGHTSTONE Staff Reporter Sat.

Farming is going through a difficult transition period but opportunities are out there.

Farmers harvest potatoes from a field near Port Williams on Sunday, as Nova Scotia's first Food Summit got underway in Greenwich.

Buy-local trend here to stay Farmers markets on an upswing with consumers who want to know: Did you grow this? By IAN FAIRCLOUGH Staff Reporter Gary Dill weighs vegetables at Dill's Farm Market.

The St. Francis Xavier X - Men overcame a slippery showing on offence Friday night with a dominant performance on defence.

Another Atlantic Canadian town is edging towards a ban on smoking in cars when children are present.

Apart from brightly coloured leaves, there's probably nothing more iconic than those vibrant orange gourds when it comes to conjuring up images of an autumnal Canadian landscape.

Small towns across North America, such as the hamlet of Cayley, Alta., above, are experiencing brain drains into big cities that make life harder for those who stay behind.

Rainfall doesn't stop a good run Run for the Cure raises more than $1 million provincewide By PAT LEE Staff Reporter Mon.

Kings County adds to para-transit fleet WOLFVILLE - Kings County residents now have a new wheelchair-accessible minibus.