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Annapolis Valley Register, 15 ottobre 2026

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ArticleA LOVE FOR DANCE

At 11 years old, Kentville dan­cer Taya Tucker is pre­par­ing to rep­res­ent Canada on the world stage for a second time. Tucker has been selec­ted to join the World Per­formers Canada National Team at the Dance World Cup in Lis­bon, Por­tugal,...

A LOVE FOR DANCE

ArticleNew road rules for Nova Sco­tia

Nova Sco­tians will be facing new rules of the road when the province's new Traffic Safety Act reg­u­la­tions go into effect Oct. 19. Passed in Octo­ber 2025, the Traffic Safety Act will replace the province's cur­rent Motor Vehicle Act. On Oct. 7,...

New road rules for Nova Sco­tia

ArticleCONTINUING TO GROW

The Town of Kentville spent 15 years with its pop­u­la­tion basic­ally stag­nant, increas­ing from 5,506 in 1991 to 5,815 in 2006. In the years since, though, growth has been more sig­ni­fic­ant, reach­ing 6,630 in 2021. In the past few years, that...

CONTINUING TO GROW

ArticleLEARNING THE ROPES

Nine Middleton Regional High School stu­dents are get­ting a hands-on intro­duc­tion to the fire ser­vice through a new 38-week Junior Fire­fighter Pro­gram launched by the Middleton Fire Depart­ment. The inaug­ural pro­gram is designed to give...

LEARNING THE ROPES

ArticleAer­ial spray­ing pro­cess con­cerns res­id­ents

Chip­man Brook res­id­ents con­cerned over the approval of a par­cel of wood­land in their com­munity for aer­ial herb­i­cide spray are relieved the dead­line has passed. Kelli Ander­son is among a group of con­cerned res­id­ents who set up a protest...

Aer­ial spray­ing pro­cess con­cerns res­id­ents