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cbc.ca > news > canada > nova-scotia > ns-apples-recovering-after-drought-9.7318147

'Things are sizing up': N.S. apple crop bouncing back a year after destructive drought | CBC News

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (439+ words) An apple grower in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley says his orchard is recovering after last year’s extreme drought. Stephen Van Meekeren, a third-generation fruit grower in Lakeville, N.S., said he had never seen a drought like the one that parched…...

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Glooscap First Nation opens community market in Annapolis Valley

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (104+ words) CBC Glooscap First Nation opens community market in Annapolis Valley From fresh seafood to handmade crafts, a new community-driven market is boosting local vendors and building economic self-reliance. Giuliana Grillo takes us inside. - ‘It's all about self-determination’: Glooscap First Nation…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > nova-scotia > glooscap-new-market-9.7314287

‘It's all about self-determination’: Glooscap First Nation opens market in Annapolis Valley | CBC News

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (488+ words) A First Nation in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley has opened a new market that provides its fishermen and vendors with a place to sell their products back to the community. Michael Peters, CEO of Glooscap Ventures, the financial arm of…...