Sports & Recreation

Eastern Shore Thunder

By Gina Dunn The Junior C hockey playoffs have started and the ThunderDome (aka ES Arena) has been the place to be these last 2 Saturday nights in February with the Eastern Shore Thunder winning both semi final home games against the Avon River Rats.

February 27, 2018

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Sailing to Haida Gwaii

By Marike Finlay-de Monchy and Karin Cope We had long dreamed of sailing to Haida Gwaii on Quoddy’s Run, our 44-foot sailboat—and this past summer, we finally made it.

February 27, 2018

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Volcanoes and Silverswords: Hiking on Maui

By Dana Bell If you're going to Maui, the guidebooks will probably tell you to book a reservation up to 60 days in advance at recreation.gov to watch the sunrise in the Haleakela crater. I would bet that they are right. It’s probably one of the most beautiful places to watch the sunrise in the entire world. But because we are not great planners, my boyfriend and I did not do that.

February 27, 2018

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The Body Like You've Never Seen It

By Susan Cook If you’d like an unprecedented look at the workings of the human body, plan to visit the Museum of Natural History to see the Body Worlds RX Exhibition (Jan. 12 - April 22, 2018).

February 27, 2018

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The Value of Local Sports

By Gina Dunn Is there any value to having local sports groups and associations? Why not just go “to town” to play? Isn’t it better “in town”?

February 27, 2018

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Local Rate Vote in Bureaucratic Limbo

By Richard Bell Property owners in the Musquodoboit Harbour area are still waiting to vote on whether to keep a local area rate tax that brings in $10,000 per year to spend on community recreation needs.

November 29, 2017

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High Hopes for Boy’s B-Ball At ESDH

By Marcus Brady Expectations are high for this year’s Eastern Shore District High boys’ basketball team. Coach Bruce Spicer has the team convinced that they can challenge for the league title, telling the team that they should run the table and take the banner.

November 29, 2017

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Number 9 for Lake Echo’s Steve Giles

By Gina Dunn Steve Giles retired from Canada’s canoe/kayak team in 2004 after the Athens Olympics but is still gathering titles! Steve was just named to Nova Scotia’s Top 15 athletes in Nova Scotia sport history, coming in at #9.

November 05, 2017

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Moving Memories and Moments

By Karen Bradley  On Friday afternoons, from 2:30-4:30 pm at the Old School in Musquodoboit Harbour, seniors are gathering for a program designed to engage with their creative exuberance, despite any physical or cognitive challenges. 

November 05, 2017

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Four Athletes from Orenda named to Provincial Team

By Gina Dunn  Four youth athletes from Orenda Canoe Club in Lake Echo have been named to the Nova Scotia Provincial team in the kayak events. 

November 05, 2017

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