The Digby Courier

Windsor’s downtown is about to get a major jolt of creativity. ...

After getting two college diplomas, 24-year-old Chelsea Pettipas is dreaming of buying her own custom-built home – and she has it all figured out. Dozens of sketches show exactly where her bedroom, kitchen, dining area, bathroom and laundry ...

BRIDGETOWN, NS - When they cut the ribbon to officially open the new Valley Credit Union branch in Bridgetown Jan. 24, it signified a commitment to community and a fresh new approach to banking. Valley Credit Union president and CEO Len Ells was ...

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, NS - Care for a Ceasefire IPA? How about an Acadian Honey Brown or a King George Porter? If you were buying a beer in Annapolis Royal those names suddenly make sense. Just like Courthouse Vanilla Coffee Stout. Paul St Laurent ...

There’s a lot of excitement that comes with buying your first home. There can also be a lot of stress, most of which stems from dealing with banks or other lenders as your try to nail down a mortgage. As of Jan. 1, that process just became a ...

Three years ago, then 20-something Ali Kazerani bought some Bitcoin, an online currency neither backed by gold nor declared legal tender by any government. It’s just lines of code on computers. Most famous as something computer-savvy people ...

MIDDLETON, NS - Howard Selig has been grinding flax flour for a lot of years. In fact this year marks two decades of milling gluten-free flours and mixes in Middleton. Nova Scotia’s Premier dropped by Valley Flaxflour Jan. 22 to see how he ...

LIVERPOOL – In the big pond of medical marijuana production, a Liverpool-based company that grows pot in tanks with koi – a long-lived species of carp - is still a small fish. But it's got huge plans. On Jan. 19, that company, ...

DIGBY - Betrothed couples have many choices when it comes to wedding locations. Church halls and hotel facilities are a traditional option. Exchanging vows on a tropical beach is tempting alternative, but can be much more expensive for the ...

DIGBY, N.S. – Now that their Canadian patent is in place, the Manzer brothers, Owen and Brian, are hopeful their beehive business will soon be buzzing. It was about three years ago that the pair teamed up for the first time in business ...