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Check out the lights from your area and around Atlantic Canada below! - 123RF photo

South Shore 2019 Christmas lights map

Raphael Lavoie, left, pushes Halifax Mooseheads teammate Bo Groulx's helmet over his eyes at a QMJHL-Russia Series game in Moncton on Nov. 5. (VINCENT ETHIER/QMJHL)

Three Mooseheads bring three different skill sets to Team Canada ...

The Ramanujam family: Ajay, Andrew, Premkumar and Anita. Premkumar was killed in a motor vehicle collision on Highway 101 on Dec. 3.

Community rallies around family of Wolfville man killed on Highway 101

Pictou County Crushers.

Crushers player target of racial slur

Northwood Bentwood Rings founders creating popular handmade products

Jeremy Stevens of Bridgewater is the new president of the South Shore Minor Hockey Association. The 35-year-old former junior hockey player wants to increase the amount of interest in hockey on the South Shore. Currently, there are 266 males and 25 females playing under the association's banner.

PETER SIMPSON: New president of South Shore Minor Hockey Association ...

An inquiry is being held by the Nova Scotia Board of Registration of Embalmers and Funeral Directors on Nov. 12-13 into the professional conduct of funeral director Jillian Nemis regarding her time working at the former funeral home S.W. Chant and Son in Sydney.

Former Cape Breton funeral director's licence revoked

Canadian rocker Matthew Good brings his full band to Nova Scotia for shows on his upcoming Moving Walls tour in March, playing Pictou's deCoste Centre on Wednesday, March 4 and Halifax's Marquee Ballroom with special guest Villages on Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7. - Matt Barnes

Matthew Good kicks off 2020 Moving Walls Canadian tour in Pictou, ...

For Barb Haley, bringing the outside into her home is key to decorating for the holidays.

Mahone Bay woman draws inspiration from locally sourced greeneries for ...

Surf’s up in Sydney – no, not Australia, but right here on Cape Breton Island. Strong winds and high waves in the wake of last week’s storm were just what local surfers were waiting for. I’m sure the water wasn’t warm, but this surfer had all the gear and looked to be having a blast. Ruth Boudreau snapped this photo at Indian Beach, off the Shore Road in North Sydney. She says the surfers were making the best of the waves.

Windy, wet weather on the way for Nova Scotia

South Shore 2019 Christmas lights map

South Shore Breaker

Published: Nov 28 at 3:08 p.m.

Updated: Dec 02 at 12:37 p.m.

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Raphael Lavoie, left, pushes Halifax Mooseheads teammate Bo Groulx's helmet over his eyes at a QMJHL-Russia Series game in Moncton on Nov. 5. (VINCENT ETHIER/QMJHL)

Three Mooseheads bring three different skill sets to Team Canada tryouts

The Ramanujam family: Ajay, Andrew, Premkumar and Anita. Premkumar was killed in a motor vehicle collision on Highway 101 on Dec. 3.

Community rallies around family of Wolfville man killed on Highway 101

Pictou County Crushers.

Crushers player target of racial slur

Northwood Bentwood Rings founders creating popular handmade products

Jeremy Stevens of Bridgewater is the new president of the South Shore Minor Hockey Association. The 35-year-old former junior hockey player wants to increase the amount of interest in hockey on the South Shore. Currently, there are 266 males and 25 females playing under the association's banner.

PETER SIMPSON: New president of South Shore Minor Hockey Association committed to growing local interest in hockey

An inquiry is being held by the Nova Scotia Board of Registration of Embalmers and Funeral Directors on Nov. 12-13 into the professional conduct of funeral director Jillian Nemis regarding her time working at the former funeral home S.W. Chant and Son in Sydney.

Former Cape Breton funeral director's licence revoked

Canadian rocker Matthew Good brings his full band to Nova Scotia for shows on his upcoming Moving Walls tour in March, playing Pictou's deCoste Centre on Wednesday, March 4 and Halifax's Marquee Ballroom with special guest Villages on Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7. - Matt Barnes

Matthew Good kicks off 2020 Moving Walls Canadian tour in Pictou, Halifax

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Surf’s up in Sydney – no, not Australia, but right here on Cape Breton Island. Strong winds and high waves in the wake of last week’s storm were just what local surfers were waiting for. I’m sure the water wasn’t warm, but this surfer had all the gear and looked to be having a blast. Ruth Boudreau snapped this photo at Indian Beach, off the Shore Road in North Sydney. She says the surfers were making the best of the waves.

Windy, wet weather on the way for Nova Scotia

Tenor/baritone John Barr of Lunenburg will be singing at a Dec. 15 Christmas concert to benefit the Lunenburg Interchurch Food Bank. Barr will be joined on the concert stage by many talented local performers. Admission to this popular 11th annual event is by donation of cash or non-perishable food items.

11th annual Christmas concert benefits Lunenburg Interchurch Food Bank

The Bear Paw Pipeline is the sister project of the proposed Bear Head LNG plant. In a regulatory filing, Bear Paw indicated declining spending in Nova Scotia is due to changes in global energy market conditions since it first applied for a permit for the project.

Extension granted to Bear Head natural gas plant, pipeline project

Newfoundland Growlers netminder Parker Gahagen gets a piece of a shot by Worcester’s Kyle Thomas, deflecting it over the net during ECHL play at Mile One Centre Saturday night as Todd Skirving and Mike Kapla of the Growlers and Drew Callin of the Worcester Railers look on. Making his first-ever ECHL start, Gahagen had 29 saves as Newfoundland edged Worcester 3-2 for an eighth straight win at home. — Newfoundland Growlers photo/Jeff Parsons

Newfoundland Growlers had a different look and a U.S. army officer in goal, but maintained their same winning ways at home