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Valley Journal Advertiser, 16 Oct 2026

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The Valley Journal Advertiser is now available online with PressReader. Serving the Annapolis Valley region of Nova Scotia, this publication delivers weekly updates on the latest news, events, opinion pieces and more. The Valley Journal Advertiser keeps you up-to-date, providing informative, in-depth articles on the current local stories.

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ArticleA CLEAN SWEEP

The dyn­asty con­tin­ues for the Ansems. Fred and Shir­ley Ansems won the Great Howard Dill Pump­kin Clas­sic giant pump­kin con­test for the sixth straight year on Oct. 3 in Wind­sor with a gourd that tipped the scales at 1,572 pounds. That would be...

A CLEAN SWEEP

ArticleSEEKING PUBLIC INPUT

Wolfville res­id­ents are invited to help shape the names that could appear on future parks, streets, benches, and other muni­cipal assets as the town builds a list of names for future con­sid­er­a­tion. The town has received nine sub­mis­sions from...

SEEKING PUBLIC INPUT

ArticleCAPE BRETON TO JAPAN

ACape Bre­ton fish­er­man who had never been on an air­plane ended up trav­el­ling halfway around the world to Japan, fol­low­ing the jour­ney of a bluefin tuna from his boat to one of the world's most renowned fish mar­kets. His jour­ney with...

CAPE BRETON TO JAPAN

ArticleWORLD RECORD

Ian Paton broke his own world record on Oct. 3 in Lym­ing­ton, Eng­land, with a 2,856.8-pound pump­kin beat­ing his record of 2,819 set last year.

WORLD RECORD

ArticleDegrad­ing sign raises con­cerns

The sign read­ing “Drop off zone: Aca­dia girl­friends” may have come down, but the pro­fessor at St. Fran­cis Xavier Uni­versity who pho­to­graphed it says its removal doesn't address the under­ly­ing cul­ture that is in need of change. The sign was...

Degrad­ing sign raises con­cerns