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We found this very friendly budgie on our deck this morning. Is anyone missing this sweetie? We have him/her in our house.

Boat and trailer stolen today out of my parents yard on Patricia dr in Cowbay, sometime overnight last night . Anyone sees it, keep us posted !! People are fucking disgusting!!!!!!

We have adopted one of these bunnies. But there are more including a new litter of 7 on our neighbours property.

Hey everybody! Just wanted to let everyone know I am now booking into October

Anyone happens to see this fella around spruce drive/silver court or cowbay area let me know he snuck outside. Have his litter box outside hoping he will wonder home on his own.

Sam was located by Becky Kent and is safe and back home with mom. Thank you to everyone who helped out in the search. You are all angels. #loveour community S...EARCH PARTY HELP URGENT please share! WE need your help to look for EP 14 Year Old Sam RELF from Caldwell Rd who is missing. He was last seen at the Firehall around 3 am. Hes probably wearing his blue/grey Mustang baseball cap, maybe blue plaid shorts (Im not sure) carrying a black backpack. Please help us look. If you see him please message me, we are very worried about him. 902 802 5697 Thank you. MLA Barbara Adams. I am organizing the search from my office at 1488 Main Rd. Please call to let me know you are searching and where. See more

Hey everyone! Just wanted to let everyone know Im still very busy and booking into the Begining of september.

Got a wee bit dirty today

Just wanted to let everyone know Im still extremely busy and booking into the end of July.

Hey folks! Im getting lots of people wanting appointments, just want to let everyone know Im currently booking into late june. Also back to serving dartmouth,colehabour, lawrencetown. Etc.

Great night. My daughters bike was stolen sometime between 8-10 pm from my home in Heritage Hills (on Atikian); thanks for leaving the helmet ! Truly an awesom...e feeling to have your daughters bike stolen from the middle of your front lawn when your wife is at home. We typically take it in earlier, but I didnt get back until 10. My daughter is 13 and her bike looks like the image attached. Please let us know if you see one like it around . Please share. We just want it back; not questions asked.

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Any campers know of any Mainland NS campgrounds that have any seasonal sites available??Any campers know of any Mainland NS campgrounds that have any seasonal sites available??

If you are being isolated with an abusive partner, please know there is still help available to keep you, and your child(ren) if applicable, safe. In HRM, call (902)422-7650 to talk with a womens counsellor 24/7. If you need shelter well make sure you get to safety. If you have pets they will explore some options.

As the weather gets nicer, we know its getting harder to stay home and follow public health directions. But now more than ever, we need to keep going. For our ...family, our neighbours, and our community. This weekend, please: - Stay close to home - Maintain physical distance if you do need to go out for essential items - Only exercise in your neighbourhood - Wash your hands regularly - Be kind, be compassionate and use common sense

Sharing some truth. Feel free to share. Feel free to send to the media yourself. This afternoon I sent the following to the bureau chiefs of CTV, CBC and Globa...l TV in Nova Scotia. I am really tired of the one sided reporting. Take care, mates. Eric Coverage of Murders in Nova Scotia April 2020-04-22 I wish to make some comments on your television coverage of the horrible tragedy this past weekend. Journalism should be fact based, open and transparent, and balanced in presentation. Your recent coverage is anything but. It seems you are looking for the raw, emotional aspects of a case, and then exploit a small fragment of the story to try to put blame for an incident on someone or some agency that does not deserve this scrutiny, especially this early in an investigation. I am talking about the repeated and continuing comments that the RCMP did not request an emergency Alert. It is all well and good to interview the grieving relatives of the victims and air their complaints in their pain. That is one side of the story. There is much more to the other sides of the story. You did nothing to investigate and present those aspects of the story. I offer a few aspects that could have been researched and brought to the broadcasts, so the public would get a balanced news piece. 1. Did you check out the internet and cell coverage in much of the area where this happened? To say it is spotty is an understatement. Therefore, many people would not get an emergency alert on their cell phone or computer. 2. Did you interview a hundred or so families living in and around the areas this happened in, to assess what percentage of people were aware of the situation on Saturday night, how manySunday morning and how they became aware, etc.? To me, that is an important aspect of the event. 3. Did you review all the various news agencies TV and radio coverage for the time period throughout this incident? Did any agency keep the public updated continuously on the information shared on Twitter by the RCMP? If not, why not? You are a news agency, always reporting breaking news. And I know all the news agencies follow Twitter! 4. Did you research the criteria and thresholds required in order to issue an Alert on the Alert Ready system? Why not and why not make that part of the news story? 5. Did you, even fleetingly, consider the effect your news pieces have had on the first responders who were working during this terrible event? Basically, you are telling them that is their fault that so many people died, they messed up and it cost lives. Not at all true. Wortman is solely responsible for these deaths. Put the blame where it belongs, at Wortmans feet. For a moment, imagine the dispatch centre during the 12 hour event. Pure chaos, but controlled chaos, once the first reports came in. And it was catch up from there, as the suspect couldnt be located and moved quickly through the numerous back roads of a very rural area. It does not surprise me that the police couldnt locate and corral him. The area is full of little back roads and escape routes. Look at the map of the area. As the police received new information they sent it out. Often, the news was old as soon as they sent it out, because Wortman was moving quickly over large distances. Think about the psychological effect of your news report!! I think your agency owes an apology to all the first responders. You and your agency have to stop being ambulance chaser newscasters, only reporting the most sensational or controversial aspects of an event. You and your agency have to stop being armchair quarterbacks for your stories. You werent there, you dont know how things went down. So, stop giving a one sided aspect of a story. Do your research, investigate, consider the effects of your news clip on all those affected and make a balanced report. Doing anything less puts a dark stain on you as a journalist and on your agency as a reputable news outlet. Thank You. Eric HOWARD Retired RCMP S/Sgt. Originally from Nova Scotia

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