As public health protocols relating to the COVID-19 pandemic were lifted, Nova Scotians began to navigate the new normal for 2022. While the year marked ...
resulted in two horses dying and a firefighter being sent to hospital as a precaution due to a minor injury.about the impact an 18-month detour would have. The detour affected motorists travelling eastbound on Highway 101. The closure of Exit 6 was necessary as work on the Highway 101 twinning project continued.Andrew and Miriam Zebian, who took over ownership in 2013, were hoping to continue to grow the business while keeping the personable service intact.
Theda Hughes, Evangeline Neily Hecktor, and DeAnna Mills were among the young students learning to dance at GMB School of Dance in the spring of 2022. The Hantsport-based studio is owned and operated by Jen Cole, who moved to the area from British Columbia during the pandemic. - Carole Morris-Underhill
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