By Richard Bell
For 33 years, Larry Harrison was pastor at two churches, preaching two sermons every Sunday, one at 9:30 at one church, and another sermon at 11 at the other church.
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By David Shuman
Kent Smith has been practicing politics from the outside for years. A native of Sheet Harbour, he settled in Musquodoboit Harbour, where he became the first president of the Musquodoboit Harbour and Area Chamber of Commerce and Civic Affairs.
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By David Shuman
Dee Dwyer comes from a family tradition of community service and engagement with the environment. She was born in Liverpool, but grew up on West Petpeswick Road in Musquodoboit Harbour and graduated from Eastern Shore District High.
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By David Shuman
Incumbent MLA Kevin Murphy said that, out of all the work he has done in his position, he is most proud of his work in disability justice, culminating in the Accessibility Act of 2017.
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By Richard Bell
Colten Simmonds may be a newcomer to politics, but he’s no newcomer to the Preston riding. His father is from East Preston, and his mother’s from North Preston. He was raised in North Preston. He moved to Ontario when he was 12, but came back to North Preston every summer, and finally moved back to work at the North Preston Community Center when he was 27.
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Well before she became a candidate for MLA, Angela Simmonds had already accumulated an impressive array of awards recognizing her work on behalf of the people in the Preston riding—especially her involvement in helping people gain clear title to land their families have lived on in some cases for more than 200 years.
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By Richard Bell
Politics is nothing new to North Preston native Archy Beals, reaching back to his days in the Dalhousie Student Union. “I’ve always been involved with various community organizations,” Beals said in a phone interview. “It’s a natural fit for me.”
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By Mary Elizabeth O’Toole
In recent years, we’ve heard a lot about increased threats to butterflies, bees and other pollinators. Their decline is of particular concern because of the vital role that pollinators play in plant reproduction and, consequently, on our wildlife, plant diversity and food sustainability.
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