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The Chronicle Herald (Provincial), 02 Septiembre 2026

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ArticleART PIECE NOTHING BUT A BREEZE MACHINE

A sta­tion­ary bike attached to a giant fan? Well, these kids just had to stop and try it out. “With kids you stop every­where and it was inter­est­ing, but we don’t know what it is used for,” said Mar­ilyne Bujold, vis­it­ing Hal­i­fax from Que­bec...

ART PIECE NOTHING BUT A BREEZE MACHINE

ArticleFormer air­port hotel employee sen­tenced for fraud

The fraud­u­lent actions of a former accounts man­ager at the Qual­ity Inn Hal­i­fax Air­port Hotel have had a sig­ni­fic­ant emo­tional impact on his co-work­ers and the owner of the busi­ness, a judge says. “That’s more aggrav­at­ing than the amount...

Former air­port hotel employee sen­tenced for fraud

ArticleCLOSING A CHAPTER

Shaun West­haver belted out John Prine at Pictou’s Har­bour­view Mar­ket as the pulp mill where his father worked for 25 years loomed across the water. “That’s what fed me,” West­haver said as he nod­ded toward the former North­ern Pulp oper­a­tion...

CLOSING A CHAPTER

ArticleHANGING UP HIS BOOTS

The longest-serving mem­ber in the his­tory of the Kentville fire depart­ment decided to retire after spend­ing 61/2 dec­ades respond­ing to emer­gen­cies in his com­munity. Eighty-five-year-old George (Clem) Fair­clough’s last day in the fire...

HANGING UP HIS BOOTS