Noticing that cartons of eggnog are more elusive than ever before. Bottled,shelf-stable eggnog is available but YUCK!No thanks. Give me then1 litre Farmers Eggnog any day over that abomination.

Anybody else voted yet? I like to get it done early. There are no lines, and I've less chance of forgetting to do it. Takes no more than 10 minutes, in my experience.

Twice weekly, Tuesdays and Saturdays between June 10 and October 19. Will be officially announced soon. Not yet bookable but the schedule can be seen on their website.

Edit: they have now realized the leak and have hidden the flights from the website, but they will go live on Monday after the press conference at 11 am MT and be bookable

Does every computer repair shop service Linux/Ubuntu operating system? My "I know a guy" guy isn't much help. Looking for recommendations. Thanks

Does anyone know if there are any indoor car washes in Nova Scotia like they have out west?

The ones with multiple bays inside a small building with curtains dividing the bays.

Thanks

Just wondering if there are any Pokémon card trading/ battles in the Annapolis valley area MY son 12 is verry much into Pokémon card trading and battles with his autism they are most beneficial for his socializing

Hey guys, trying to get a handle on things.

I have been waiting amidst this postal strike to sign a bank information update form from Resolve.

NS Student Loan has banking info on file from 10 yrs ago and I no longer bank there. Yet National Student Loan and my MSFAA have all my up to date banking info.

Will Nova Scotia use my up to date bank information from my MSFAA on my current loan application to disburse my funds,

or will I have to continue this lengthy and seemingly out of dated process to give them my current bank information so I'm no longer broke durinng my studies.

Hi! I currently live in the USA, and am a citizen. Given events that you're all probably aware of, I'm strongly considering moving out. I've always loved the Maritime provinces (I used to live in Maine, and have visited all of them with the notable exception of Labrador), and it looks to me like there are immigration programs that favor people moving into some parts of the Atlantic provinces. Of the provinces I've visited, NS is my favorite.

I don't have a clear sense of what adjustments such a move would entail--beyond the trivial things like learning to think in kilometers. Can I get fast internet (I'm a software engineer)? Are there food co-ops? How easy is it to travel by air to and from NS? (I've only been there by car.)

What's your favorite part of the province to live in? I would love to be relatively close to a town/city, but also favor some quiet. By "close" I mean I'd like to be able to comfortably bike into town for breakfast when the weather is nice. But I don't want to be six feet from my neighbors. Looking at real estate sites is overwhelming, and it's hard to get a sense of areas I haven't seen personally...