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10/30/2026

🏔️ Community Spotlight: Wentworth & Westchester, Part 2

Mountain views, quiet roads and four seasons of fun out the door: 23 ski trails with night skiing, lift-accessed mountain biking, summit hikes, Wentworth Provincial Park and Folly Lake. Students attend school in Pugwash or Oxford depending on where you live, Wentworth Market covers the basics, and you’re 48 km from Truro and 67 km from Amherst.

Thinking of calling the valley home? Browse homes in the link in the comments below.

Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879

10/30/2026

🍁 Community Spotlight: Wentworth & Westchester, Part 1

The Intercolonial Railway climbed through the Wentworth Valley in 1872. By the 1930s, skiers were riding special trains from Halifax and Truro, because no road reached the valley in winter. In 1957, Truro volunteers built the first ski tow in Atlantic Canada here, and the Wilson family’s lodge and lifts grew into Ski Wentworth, Nova Scotia’s largest ski hill.

The Trans-Canada later ran right through the valley and over Folly Mountain, and by the 1990s crashes had given it a grim nickname: the Valley of Death. In 1997 the Cobequid Pass opened over Westchester Mountain and the traffic moved away. The valley turned that quiet into its draw: skiing, biking, hiking and some of the best fall colour in Nova Scotia.

Stay tuned for Part 2: life in the valley today.

Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879

10/29/2026

🏡 Community Spotlight: Tatamagouche, Part 2

A walkable seaside village of about 690 people, with a Pre-Primary to Grade 12 school, Lillian Fraser Memorial Hospital, a public library and the Saturday farmers’ market at Creamery Square. Add Tatamagouche Brewing, Appleton Chocolates, Nova Scotia Oktoberfest and the Trans Canada Trail, all less than two hours from Halifax.

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Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879

10/29/2026

🌊 Community Spotlight: Tatamagouche, Part 1

Tatamagouche takes its name from the Mi’kmaw word for “meeting of the waters,” where the French and Waugh rivers meet the bay. Shipyards thrived here through the 1800s, the railway arrived in 1887, and the Tatamagouche Creamery opened in 1925.

The village has seen its share of endings. Its Acadian settlement was burned in 1755. Rail service stopped in 1986, and the creamery closed in 1992. Each time, Tatamagouche found a new beginning. The old station is now the Train Station Inn, where guests sleep in cabooses and boxcars, and the creamery is Creamery Square, home to the heritage centre and the farmers’ market.

Stay tuned for Part 2: what it’s like to live in Tatamagouche today.

Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879

10/28/2026

🌊 Community Spotlight: Pugwash, Part 2

Harbour views, warm Northumberland Strait beaches, and about 746 neighbours. Pugwash has its own elementary and high school, a new health care centre that opened in 2024, and the Co-op and O’Brien’s Pharmacy for everyday needs. Weekends mean the Saturday farmers’ market, Northumberland Links golf, Gulf Shore beaches and the Estuary Trail.

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10/28/2026

☮️ Community Spotlight: Pugwash, Part 1

In July 1957, Pugwash-born industrialist Cyrus Eaton invited 22 scientists from 10 countries, from both sides of the Cold War, to Thinkers’ Lodge to confront the danger of nuclear weapons. The Pugwash Conferences went on to share the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize, and the lodge is now a National Historic Site. Beneath the village, a salt mine has been working since 1959.

Pugwash also knows hardship. Seven devastating fires struck between 1877 and 1929. The worst, in 1898, left 1,200 people homeless. Each time, the village rebuilt. Today its street signs are in English and Gaelic, and the Gathering of the Clans fills the waterfront every July 1.

Stay tuned for Part 2: what it’s like to live in Pugwash today.

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Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879

10/27/2026

🏡 Community Spotlight: Oxford, Part 2

About 1,170 neighbours, a Primary to Grade 12 school, and the brand-new eastlink Wild Blueberry Centre with a gym, library, child care and fitness space. Oxford Frozen Foods anchors the local job market. Scott’s Your Independent Grocer and Oxford PharmaChoice cover the basics, and the Capitol Theatre hosts seasonal plays and Friday karaoke. You’re minutes from Highway 104, 32 km from Amherst and 18 km from Springhill.

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Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879.

10/27/2026

🫐 Community Spotlight: Oxford, Part 1

In the late 1950s, local man John Bragg had students hand-picking wild blueberries on his family’s land. By 1968 he’d opened a processing plant, and today Oxford Frozen Foods ships wild blueberries around the world. That’s why Oxford is the Wild Blueberry Capital of Canada.

Then in 2018 the ground gave way. A sinkhole swallowed the Lions Club park and closed the town’s only community hall. Oxford didn’t give up. The region rallied behind a $24.5 million net-zero community centre, the eastlink Wild Blueberry Centre, now open.

Stay tuned for Part 2: what it’s like to live in Oxford today.

Starscape Realty Ltd. · Rick 902-664-8892 · Julie 902-614-5911 · Sarkis 902-297-7879.

10/26/2026

🏡 Community Spotlight: Springhill, Part 2

Small-town pace and real community. Springhill has a brand-new elementary school (opened fall 2024), NSCC’s Cumberland Campus right in town, and employers like Surrette Battery and Nova Scotia Health. On weekends you’ll find the Anne Murray Centre, the Miners’ Museum and dark Cobequid Hills skies, all about 35 km from Amherst.

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10/26/2026

🏘️ Community Spotlight: Springhill, Part 1

Coal built Springhill, and coal nearly broke it. Three mine disasters (1891, 1956 and 1958) and a 1957 fire that levelled most of downtown would have finished many towns. Springhill rebuilt.

Even more remarkable: the flooded mines that closed the industry now heat local businesses, the community centre arena and part of the NSCC campus with warm mine water. It’s a made-in-Springhill idea that researchers across the province are now studying.

Stay tuned for Part 2, what it’s like to live in Springhill today.

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