Tina Comeau
Editor/Journalist at SaltWire Network
Tri-County Vanguard editor & SaltWire journalist in Yarmouth NS. Mom to 2 great guys. Nikon girl. Lifelong ABBA fan. My "me" time is spent with a movie or book.
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saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement 1Municipality says it is taking the brunt of criticism over a process that is regulated by the province • • Article contentIt’s been a rocky year since a new approach to developing aquaculture – in particular oyster farming – in the Municipality of Argyle was announced by the province.
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saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement 1Chrétien was the guest speaker at the Meteghan headquarters of Acadie-Annapolis riding candidate Ronnie LeBlanc • Article contentStanding inside the Clare Curling Club in Meteghan in southwestern Nova Scotia, former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien threw down a hammer of a different sort during a federal campaign event, reiterating repeatedly that Canada is not broken. “I’m very happy that I’m able to talk about my country and my party,” he said.
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saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1 • • Article contentAs you walked through the doors you were immediately struck by the feeling of community. Whereas thousands of kilometres had once separated those gathered here, they were instead being brought together by kindness. Kindness that had originally helped those fleeing a war-torn Ukraine to start a new life in Digby and the surrounding region, including in Cornwallis. Kindness that continues to make them feel supported and welcomed.
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saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1The arena had to close six weeks earlier than planned this season due to equipment failure • Article contentAfter having to close early for the season this year, the Digby Arena will soon be receiving much-needed repairs. The province announced on Friday, April 11, that it is investing $1.5 million toward structural and mechanical upgrades to the 38-year-old facility.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentDanica Johnson of Yarmouth can give an endless list of adjectives to describe how great her nine-year-old daughter Lily Lewis is. But the one description she repeats again and again is resilient. It suits her daughter perfectly. Born in December 2015 with a rare condition called OEIS Syndrome, Lily had her first surgery at five days old. At six months old she underwent another major surgery to reconstruct her bladder.
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It was very poignant to watch firefighters march from the Yarmouth Fire Department to Beacon Church on the morning of April 9 for the funeral of retired Platoon Chief Lynn Seeley. Lynn’s impact with the fire service will always be felt and remembered. #firefighters https://t.co/UC10VnYKQz
Was very poignant to watch firefighters march from the Yarmouth Fire Hall to Beacon Church on the morning of April 9 for the funeral of retired Platoon Chief Lynn Seeley whose impact on the fire service will always be felt and remembered. A beautiful honour. #firefighters https://t.co/c7rEPHBYuC
TINA COMEAU: Forgotten treasures bring back memories of my son. Did some spring cleaning. Those forgotten tote boxes brought tears and smiles. So glad they were opened. https://t.co/EV1ygCBub0