You’re invited! The Grand Opening Ceremony will take place at 1 PM and you’ll have a chance to look around at this amazing new building. The MultiComplex is the result of many years of tireless effort and planning by members of the community, to better serve the community. Canning MultiComplex 977 J. Jordan Road Canning…
The Fieldwood Heritage Society is pleased to invite you to a presentation by Gordon Hammond on The Barns of the Eastern Shore. Old barns are iconic, beautiful parts of our landscape which are rapidly being lost, taking with them important insights into the creativity of early Nova Scotian farmers. Gordon is a professional museum planner,…
Looking for a healthy, challenging activity this Friday, August 4, 2017? Why not try our free Community Climb in Greenwich from 6 – 8 PM? Contact Canning Recreation for more details or call (902) 582-2033.
So much fun and activity this year at Canning’s Farmhouse Inn B&B‘s Annual Canada Day celebration, Crystany’s Brasserie, and ice cream emporium, i scream Ice Cream Shop! This year was even more special in honour of Canada’s 150th birthday. Gracious hosts Lynn and Rod Eisener provided the delicious food and beverages (and cake!), musical entertainment, face-painting…
Come join us, Sunday, August 27, 2017 from 1 – 4 PM for a fun family picnic with music and entertainment for all. See you there!
Come join the fun and festivities in Canning at the beautiful Farmhouse Inn B&B 9757 Main St. Saturday July 1, 2017 1 – 3 PM This year’s celebration will be the best one yet — see you there!
The Wolfville Farmers’ Market is thrilled to share news that it is launching WFM2Go, an on-line store and weekly community delivery service designed to offer convenient access to fresh and local products while also building a robust local economy and healthy connected communities. As the WFM inaugurates this service, it will start with fourteen WFM…
It’s a great time of year to enjoy the outdoors, but we need to be aware and careful in areas where there may be black-legged ticks (also called deer ticks). These are very small ticks – sometimes as small as the period at the end of this sentence. These ticks can carry the germ…