- None
- Amherst
- Annapolis Royal
- Ball's Creek
- Bayswater
- Bear River
- Beaver Bank
- Bridgetown
- Bridgewater
- Cape Breton
- Chester
- Chester Basin
- Cheticamp
- Dartmouth
- Debert
- Digby
- Halifax
- Hantsport
- Isaac's Harbour
- Kemptville
- Kentville
- Lake Echo
- Loch Katrine
- Louisbourg
- Lunenberg
- Lunenburg
- Mahone Bay
- Margaretsville
- Middleton
- Mira
- Neil's Harbour
- New Glasgow
- Oyster Pond
- Parrsboro
- Pictou
- Pugwash
- Region of Clare
- Saint Rose
- Salmon River Lake
- Springhill
- St. Peter's
- Sydney
- Tangier
- Truro
- Wedgeport
- West Pubnico
- Weymouth
- Windsor
- Wolfville
- Yarmouth
- None
- Acadia Center
- Acadia Cinema Cooperative
- Adams and Knickle
- Aging
- Al Whittle
- Al Whittle Theatre
- Angus MacAskill
- Annapolis County
- Annapolis River
- Annapolis Royal
- Apple Blossom Festival
- Architecture
- Art Gallery
- Atlantic Wholesalers
- Atmosphere
- Bakery
- Bar
- Barber Shop
- Barrington Street
- Bayswater Halloween
- Bear River Christmas concert
- Beaver Bank Animals
- Big Fiddle
- Bill's Store
- Bluenose Drive
- Bob's Taxidermy
- Books
- Boutique
- Burns Brothers
- Bus
- Butcher
- Candy Shop
- Capitol Theater
- Capitol Theatre
- Characters
- Charlotte Street
- Chester
- Chester Basin Harbour
- Chester Environment
- Chester in the Summer
- Chester Playhouse
- Chester School Board
- Chester Taverns
- Chive's Canadian Bistro
- Cinema
- Coffee Shop
- Comic Shop
- Convenience Store
- Dairy Twirl
- Dance
- Dance
- Dance Troupe in Region of Clare
- Dartmouth
- Dartmouth Growth
- Dartmouth History
- DartmouthCash Mob
- Debert Newcomer
- Demise
- Demise
- Demography
- Digby Circus
- Diner
- Doll Parade
- Downtown Pictou
- Downtown Sydney Changes
- Emin's Meat Market
- Empire Theater
- Exhibition
- Family
- Family in Saint Rose
- Family Store in Tangier
- Ferry Theater
- Festival
- Fire
- Fisher's Stationary
- Fisher's Stationery
- Flood
- Flood
- Fort Anne
- Fort Anne Cafe
- Future
- Gavin's
- General Store
- General Store
- Geography
- George Winters
- Grocery Store
- Halifax
- Halifax Central Library
- Halifax Construction
- Halifax History
- Halifax Refugees
- Halifax Tattoos
- Halloween in Springhill
- Hantsport Teenagers
- Harold Burns
- Harold Stationaries
- Hayday
- Hennigar's
- Hennigar's Store
- Hurricane Arthur
- Ice Cream Shop
- Immigration
- Industry
- Internet
- Jean Jacket Couple
- Jimmy Demetre's Candy Shop
- Jimmy Poirier
- Josie's canteen
- Judy Gillis
- Judy's Sewing Shop
- Junior Sailor Boys
- Kays's Kozy Korner
- Keneric Theatre
- Khyber Centre for the Arts
- King Street Bridgewater
- Kings United Church
- Lake Echo Olympics
- Library
- Lisa's Emporium
- Lobster Carnival
- Louisbourg Ghost stories
- Love Story
- Lunenberg Accents
- Lunenberg Fishing
- Lunenberg Letters
- Lunenburg Harbour
- Main Street Dartmouth
- Main street Yarmouth
- Mama Camille
- Market
- McCurdy's Furs
- Morris Ross's Corner Store
- Morrison's
- Mrs. Muise
- Muddy's Convenience Store
- Natal Day
- Newcomers in Halifax
- Old Bakery
- Parade
- Parade
- Parrsboro
- Parrsboro Circus
- Parrsboro Closure
- Parrsboro Mining
- Pictou Paper Mill
- Pine Grove Cemetery
- Post Office
- Post Office
- Pranks
- Pugwash Mail Train
- Rail Cars
- Restaurant
- Sachsen Café & Restaurant
- Saturday Night
- Scout Jamboree
- Shop Owner
- Social Service
- Sports
- Springhill
- Springhill Gossip
- Springhill Town Fire
- St. George Street
- Starrs Road
- Summer in Region of Clare
- Sydney
- Tavern
- Taxidermy
- The Country Store
- The Turret
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Train
- Truro Farmer's market
- UNESCO
- Unofficial Mayor
- Victoria Fishing Co-op
- Webber's
- Webber's Store And Motel
- Weymouth Culture
- Wharf
- Wheaton's Restaurant
- Wolfville Town Changes
- Yarmouth
- Yarmouth Harbour
- Yarmouth Royal Stores
- Youth
The Coffeeshop Is Like My Family
“I consider our customers more than just people who walk in, they’re family to us.” – Molly Leahy, Oyster Pond, NS
We Lost A Lot When Webber’s Closed
“It went under and closed. It’s been closed I think for two years, or maybe three. So everybody misses that very very much, that store.” – Brenda Baker, Oyster Pond, NS
There’ll Always Be Springhill
“They were old, old buildings, so it didn’t take much or them to burn. Couldn’t save them. Was a great town. Still is.” – Karl McDonald, Springhill, NS
When Springhill Burned Down
“My biggest memory of Springhill is the night of the fire in 1975. I drove down the street at midnight, and when I got up the next morning it was gone.” – Steven Millard, Springhill, NS
Shopping Daily At Gavin’s
“You would go in and you would ask for your particular cut of meat, be it your steak, be it your freshly ground hamburger, whatever. You would be lucky if you got out of there within the half-hour.” – Lois Smith, Parrsboro, NS
