Latest Community Photos

Tide is out.....way out!!

- Submitted by JoBurns on May 20, 2013
Northern Cardinal

First time I ever seen a Northern Cardinal, he was singing away at the entrance of Shubie Park.

- Submitted by Gcarter on May 20, 2013
PRIZED POSSESSION

I caught this guy in action as he proudly guarded his unexpected bounty.

- Submitted by David Keddy on May 20, 2013
WHERE PEACE AWAITS

What a wonderful thing. This beautiful place lies in the middle of our City of Dartmouth!!!

- Submitted by David Keddy on May 20, 2013
ANOTHER NEW BEGINNING

Each day represents a new beginning and today's short lived sunrise reemphasized this fact.

- Submitted by David Keddy on May 20, 2013
GENTLE NEWCOMER

The combination of sun and rain showers brought this lovely creature to full bloom and ready to do "beesness."

- Submitted by David Keddy on May 16, 2013
BEAUTIFUL IN SUN AND SHADOW

I am a great believer in reading the available light before shooting a photo. I was presented with this opportunity in my garden today and the results pleased me greatly. I hope you like it too.

- Submitted by David Keddy on May 16, 2013
A Dingle Sundial

If you don't have your watch when visiting at the Dingle Beach, don't worry! There are a few sundials to help you along!

- Submitted by Cyril J Boudreau on May 15, 2013
leave your watch home at The Dingle

Surprise! Something new at Dingle Beach! Sundials add a very interesting sidebar to visitors!

- Submitted by Cyril J Boudreau on May 15, 2013
Birds on a wire.

These two fine feathered friends were sitting on the wire outside our house last month.

- Submitted by stephanieb on May 15, 2013

Volunteers often don’t do what they do for recognition, but sometimes it doesn’t hurt. On May 8, 11 volunteers were recognized at Mount Saint Vincent University for their contributions to the community.

NS Rainbow Action Project holds annual rally

Speakers, rally members and activists from the LGBT community will be gathering on May 16 to help raise awareness on homosexual and transgender health and human rights issues in downtown Halifax.

Café proposed for Shubie Park

Shubie Park is a great place to go for a stroll to enjoy nature or take your canine pal for some much needed fresh air.

Local, organic fare with a harbour view

The owners of the Wooden Monkey are not just merchants of creative meals, they are a part of a growing group of people concerned with not only the quality of the food they are eating and serving, but also the impact this food...

Duck Race brings three local charities together

On May 4 the sun was shining brightly as crowds of people cheered while their rubber ducks raced down the Sackville River.

Girl Guide fashion show illustrates value of second-hand shopping

Macklemore’s popular song ‘Thrift Shop’ about buying second-hand clothes blasted as the Girl Guides from the Sackville/Beaver Bank area got ready for their first fashion show on May 7.

User-friendly family zoo

Aylesford’s Oaklawn Farm Zoo opened its gates for the 30th time this past Easter, welcoming visitors into Nova Scotia’s largest zoo — a zoo that was never really planned, but evolved from local animal lovers...

On the move

Hockey fans in the Valley are anticipating word from the Maritime Hockey League, as the Halifax Shipbuilders may soon move outside HRM and become a part of the Valley Wildcats group. Kentville and Berwick are two possible sites...