Lobster Season Is Here! — Lobster fishing season begins across Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck as crews prepare traps and gear along the wharf before setting day, marking one of the most important times of year for local fishing communities.
Dumping Day Has Finally Arrived! — Fishing boats leave harbour before dawn to begin the lobster season, with crews loading traps and heading out into the Bay of Fundy as the community gathers to watch the fleet depart.
Lost At Sea On Christmas Eve — A dramatic firsthand account recounts a dangerous winter voyage from Halifax to Westport in 1969, when a small boat struggles through blinding snowstorms, failing engines, and near collisions before finally reaching Brier Island early Christmas morning.
The Horror of War – Reflections With Craig Buckman — A local historian shares the story of a young Tiverton man killed in the First World War during the Battle of Passchendaele, reflecting on how the loss of one life deeply affected the Long Island community.
The Future of Tidal Energy in Nova Scotia — Researchers working with Acadia and Dalhousie universities examine the potential of tidal power in the Bay of Fundy, exploring how emerging turbine technologies could provide renewable energy while balancing environmental concerns.
Who Could Do Something Like This? — A local animal rescue story highlights efforts to save a dumped mother cat and her kittens in Digby, while calling for responsible pet ownership and encouraging residents to work with rescue organizations when rehoming animals.
Community News from Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck — The issue also includes updates on fire department equipment, library programs, Legion activities, school events, community workshops, seasonal celebrations, and local gatherings across the Islands and Digby Neck.
