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Tell Me What’s A-Happenin’

January 10, 2021 By Truro Buzz

Better (and Bigger!) Together with Big Brothers Big Sisters

By Sam Madore

Right now, connection is more important than it has arguably ever been. Loneliness and social isolation can be difficult for any of us on a good day, let alone in the midst of a global pandemic. How great is it that Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) continues to honour their commitment to the vital mentorship relationships they have cultivated, allowing children and youth to still feel those important connections when they matter the most? 

“Kids need support now more than ever,” says Anna Rutherford, marketing and partnerships coordinator at BBBS of Colchester. “There is a real and tangible need for kids to have the stability, positivity and reassurance that a developmental relationship with a mentor provides. We look at adverse childhood experiences to assess the needs of kids in our program, but right now all kids are dealing with the impacts of the pandemic and isolation. We are right here to provide that support, but we need volunteers to do so.”

January is national mentoring month and there is no time like the present to volunteer to become a mentor. In fact, you likely already are one, you just haven’t filled out the paperwork yet;). 

Big – Kiirsti and Little – Missa
at the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park

“Mentoring relationships are everywhere,” says Rutherford. “What we can do (at BBBS) is bring out the skills you already have as a mentor (in families, communities, workplaces…) and apply them to a match with a child who needs what you have to offer, and provide support and guidance through the whole experience.”

There are countless examples of when mentorship matches have had a positive impact on both the “Big” and the “Little”. One example of a new match that began during the pandemic was between big sister Kiirsti and little sister Missa. Their relationship started online via Zoom and has since moved to safe, in-person meetings. Despite the challenges that can exist when trying to make an initial connection through a computer screen and text messaging, their relationship has truly blossomed.

Having only just moved to the east coast earlier this year, Kiirsti has viewed having a Little as a great way to make important connections and explore the area. “My favourite thing about being a Big is that I get to hang out with Missa, who enjoys a lot of the same things,” she says. “It’s a great excuse to do fun things like making crafts and going to the park.” 

To find out all about becoming “bigger together” and signing up as a mentor through BBBS of Colchester, visit https://colchester.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/. Whether you are supporting their “Big Bucks” program or taking on the role of a mentor yourself, you will be helping a child in your community. Every year BBBS of Colchester provides service to more than 300 local children and youth through their mentoring programs at no cost to the families or volunteers. 

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that we are better when we work together. When we find ways to reach out, connect and help one another, our community and all of the people in it can have a better chance of thriving. 

Filed Under: Community, Family Tagged With: mentoring month, nova scotia, truro, truro buzz

A Year in Review

December 31, 2020 By Truro Buzz

Looking back and moving forward after a year of crashes, growth and what being Nova Scotia Strong really means.

by Alicia Simms

What happened this year? I think it might be easier to cover what didn’t. Instead of winter blooming in to spring, it lead us in to darkness and uncertainty for months. A global pandemic brought our economy and lives to a grinding halt. As we tried to find our individual footings from lay offs, business closures and working from home, all eyes turned to Nova Scotia as we experienced the largest mass murder in Canadian history. Before we could even process this tragic event, a missing child shook our community once again. There was the downtown fire that claimed 4 of our local businesses. When it seemed like Nova Scotia could bear no more heartache, we came together as family, friends and community to show the world what community really meant – what Nova Scotia Strong really meant.

Mar 22- NS announces a state of emergency.

It’s hard for me to comment on a lot of this. I did not personally lose anyone in April, though I know people who did. While my businesses were closed down for three months, I was able to get by with small business relief programs, and the generous support of my clients; some businesses were not so lucky. I cried a lot and didn’t know why. I had emotions I couldn’t process. I went from working more than I could handle to not working at all . I felt lost and out of control, and I knew I wasn’t alone.

Oct 2019, Tasha & I filming the Adult Rec series

2020 was going to be a big year for Truro Buzz, my little passion project turned full-time job – and it still was, but not at all how I expected. We started the year off strong – I had hired my first Truro Buzz employee in 2019, Tasha, and we were accomplishing so much together! We were expanding Truro Buzz by taking on Out of Bounds Adventure Tours and hiring my third employee! As the Coronavirus, now Covid-19, spread, the unthinkable happened. I had to close my doors, lay off my staff, and wait.

I think I might have been in shock that first week, I remember sporadically crying a lot. I was home alone – my partner was working on the other side of the country. There was nothing I could do but watch in awe with the rest of the world as the circumstances unfolded. What could I do to help? I have this platform, this audience, but what can I possibly do to help people right now? Like other businesses, we pivoted (yes, I’m sick of this word too). The weekly newsletter went from being upcoming events to helpful tips on how to work from home, indoor activities for kids, recipes using what you already have in your pantry. Posting on social media was updating people on local business hours, and what restaurants were offering delivery.

Interviewing Chief MacNeil Mar 25

I was extremely lucky to be able to offer live interviews with a series of professionals where people could tune in and ask questions – a local doctor, the Chief of Truro Police, a business coach, a grief counsellor, nutritionist, etc. (you can still watch these on our YouTube channel). No income was coming in but Truro Buzz was serving a higher purpose, and it helped me get through as much as it did our followers. I received SO many emails of encouragement and thanks from people grateful for keeping the newsletter and social media feeds going – despite what was happening. My heart was so full. This is why I started doing Truro Buzz in the first place. I was reconnected with my ‘why’.

Out of so much darkness and pain came so much love and support from businesses and the community- like supporting frontline workers by buying them meals and baked goods from local businesses, and a free delivery service for businesses and individuals unable to get around. Eventually we reopened, and hastily so. I had lost my staff for understandable reasons, but was able to rehire great people and continue on with whatever 2020 had in store. We saw life returning to our county- our businesses reopen, able to celebrate holidays, Pride Week, and Truro host its own Black Lives Matter rally as a part of the biggest civil rights movement in history.

All in all, it’s been a year of learning and we’re still here. I, like so many, looked at the time off as a reset button, and how I wanted to go forward when life resumed. Personally, I felt emotions and grief I’d never felt before. Professionally, I learned what it was like to be held accountable for cultural appropriation and what some considered propaganda posts- what running something like Truro Buzz means exposing yourself to. But I’m still here, taking it all in and learning more every day, and I’m glad that you’re here too.

Tanya, myself and Saffron Sept/20

Filed Under: Community, Family Tagged With: 2020, aliciae, community spirit, nova scotia, novascotiastrong, ns, truro, trurobuzz, year in review

CHRISTMAS CHARITIES

December 7, 2020 By Truro Buzz

Supporting our community means more than ever this year. Here are all the local charities helping to spread joy this Holiday Season. 

Colchester Christmas Index Program

Remember how excited YOU were on Christmas morning as a child? This year why not spread that joy to a child in need?

You, your family, or business can help make Christmas dreams come true for a child in need by donating to the Colchester Christmas Index Program.

Instead of exchanging gifts at the staff Christmas Party or family get together, why not sponsor a family, make a financial donation, or donate new unwrapped toys, clothing or gift cards? Gifts for teens are always in high need.

Through the Cobequid Children First Foundation, the Colchester Christmas Index Program exists to help families at Christmas time that may be facing financial challenges. Christmas can be a stressful time for families. We understand that there isn’t always extra money for special occasions like Christmas.

The Christmas Index Program is a cooperative effort of groups and individuals in Colchester County dedicated to providing assistance for those in need at Christmas time. The objective is to ensure that those needing assistance receive it. The ultimate goal is to match each family that requires assistance to a group, family, or individual.

Go to https://christmasindex.ca/index.php?pageid=1 to donate today!

Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/christmasindex

Elves For Elders – United Way of Colchester

This year more than ever, some folks are feeling very isolated and separated from their family and loved ones. Be an Elf for a local Elder and help make this holiday season a bit brighter for someone special in our community!

This is all you have to do…

  1. Pick a gift from the Giving tree (Find the tree at the Truro Mall, United Way or Classic Rentals)
  2. Shop for the gift that you have chosen
  3. Deliver your new, unwrapped gift by December 10th to the United Way Office
  4. Feel great about helping your community!

Drop off location: United Way office by December 10th

90 Esplanade Street, Suite 2

902-895-9313

coordinator@colchester.unitedway.ca

https://www.colchester.unitedway.ca/

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWayCol

Coats For Kids – Maggies Place Family Resource Centre Colchester 

Thanks to the support of Wilson’s Heating, Maggie’s Place is receiving donations of new and gently used children’s winter coats. 

Ensure that every kid who needs a coat this year gets one. If you have a gently used kids coat that is no longer needed, you can drop it off at Maggie’s Place (Address below). If your child is in need of a coat this winter, common down and pick one out! 

Maggies Place

1027 Prince Street, Truro NS

902-895-0200.

colchester@maggiesplace.ca

http://www.maggiesplace.ca/

Colchester Food Bank

The Colchester Food Bank gives out hundreds of thousands of pounds of food to people in Colchester County each and every year. The food bank has thousands of clients on file and relies on the very generous support of the community for donations.

The Colchester food bank needs your donations now more than ever! Let’s help feed bellies this Christmas!

580 Prince Street, Truro, Nova Scotia

colfoodbank@eastlink.ca

902-893-4566

http://www.colchesterfoodbank.com/

Grocery Gift Cards – Above & Beyond Home Decor

Help bring Christmas to local families. 

Above & Beyond Home Decor is accepting $25 gift card donations from a local grocery store or drugstore. They will then donate these gift cards to Maggies Place and your name will be entered for a chance to win a Christmas gift basket valued at $300! Above & Beyond will also match your donations for up to $1000!

Above & Beyond Home Decor

49 Inglis Place Truro, NS

(902) 895-1445

aboveandbeyond@bellaliant.com

http://www.aboveandbeyondhomedecor.com/

Holiday Heros – Truro Police

Holiday Heroes 2020 is going to look different this year than in the past. One thing remains the same though, 60 local elementary students (nominated by their respective schools) along with their siblings, will be receiving gifts taken from their Christmas wish lists! 

In years past they depended upon the generosity of our local community members and small businesses and they were fortunate enough to be welcomed under the umbrella of the Christmas Index Program. This enabled them to really go big, to provide these kids and their families with an abundance of useful and exciting items. 

As a result of the current pandemic and its impact on our community, they have decided not to reach out for donations knowing this would greatly impact their budget. Fortunately, our community is a very supportive and generous one. Businesses, organizations, and individuals have begun reaching out wishing to contribute to the cause. They are now optimistic that they will be able to provide not only for the selected children and their siblings but potentially for some additional families in the community as well. 

If you would like information about how you could become a Holiday Hero helper or make a donation please email them at ourholidayheroes@gmail.com  

Donations have to be in by December 15th! 

Holiday Food Hampers – CEC

Each year Cobequid Educational Centre (CEC) supports students/families in need through the donation of holiday food hampers. Because of Covid-19, the school is limited in both resources and opportunities for generating revenue to support this important program. In 2020, instead of hampers, the school will be providing grocery gift cards to those who are identified.

CEC is accepting grocery gift cards or cash donations for those in need this Christmas!

Call the office to donate 902-896-5700

Christmas Card Drive for Seniors – Truro Buzz  

Since visiting our seniors is discouraged, we are organizing a Christmas card drive to brighten their holiday season!

Let’s bring our community together and gather as many Christmas cards as we can for our seniors in enhanced care facilities throughout Colchester County! 

Make a card, buy a card, get your kids involved, and create some fun art! Get your neighbors, co-workers, and friends involved! LET’S GET CREATIVE! 

Drop off locations:

Truro Buzz Hive – 802 Prince Street, #102 Truro NS

Truro Library 

Stewiacke Libray 

Tatamagouche Libray

We are accepting cards from now until December 18th!

Let’s put some smiles on our senior’s faces this holiday season!

Giving Tree – Truro Farmers Market 

You can find the giving tree at our local farmers’ market. 

How it works:

  1. Pull a tag – any tag from the tree
  2. Flip the tag over to see what someone at the shelter is wishing for this year
  3. Purchase the gift and bring it, unwrapped to the Hub House at 862 Prince Street by December 18th
  4. Celebrate the holidays knowing that someone’s season is brighter because of you!

Coat Exchange – Odd Fellows Liberty Lodge 

Liberty Lodge Tatamagouche has taken on the community Coat Exchange this year. You will find the coat rack at the entry to their Lodge on Main St.

“If you need a coat, take one.”

“If you have a coat, please leave one.”

245 Main Street, Tatamagouche, NS

Christmas at the Cafe – Souls Harbour Mission

Chritmas at the Cafe will look different this year as many things are.

They will be offering a take out Christmas Dinner with a stocking. Dinner will take place December 24th from 12pm – 2pm at Soul’s Harbour Mission at 130 King Street.

If you would like to make a donation to this event, please contact Aaron Stevenson (902) 305-3100 or aaron@adstevenson.com for more information

Food Bank Donations – Fundy Vets 

The Fundy Vets partners and staff recently decided to do something to help those in our communities who may need a hand during this 2020 holiday season.

From Dec 1st, to Dec 15th, Fundy Vets will match every monetary donation to our local food banks dollar-for-dollar, with a commitment up to $10,000!

If you’re as fired up as we are about helping out in our communities this holiday season, and you’re in a position where you can donate, go to this link on our website to give what you can: https://www.fundyvets.com/blog/fundy-vets-foodbank

More information can be found on their website about this important holiday initiative. http://www.fundyvets.com/

Truro Location 902-895-8195

Shubie Location 902-758-3180

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: christmas, chrostmasdonation, colchester, community, donation, giveback, truro

Get your gardens ready!

April 1, 2020 By Truro Buzz

Spring is here (we think) and we’re encouraged to social distance at home! Sounds like a great time to get the ol’ lawn and gardens cleaned up! Check out these helpful hints from our friends at Lands Best Friend Landscaping!

Spring Clean Up: Any of the following tasks can be completed provided there is no snow and the ground isn’t too frozen.

  • Clean up flower & shrub beds, Spring prep
    • Cut back last year’s perennials
    • Remove last year’s annuals
    • Clean up & remove leaves and branches
    • Add soil amendments, manures, organic matter, etc. 
    • Cultivate and prep for summer planting if required
    • Mulch beds
  • Shrubs Pruning
    • Remove dead, damaged and diseased branches
    • Remove crossing & rubbing branches
  • Assess tree health
    • Now is a great time to look over your trees. With the leaves being off, you can see damage that has occurred, or maintenance that should be attended 
  • Lawn clean up
    • Rake lawn to remove leaves, sticks and excess thatch
    • Prepare any areas that require over seeding
    • If weather permits, aerate and dethatch
    • It’s a bit cold yet, but get ready for spring liming and fertilizing
  • Spring, Summer or Fall DIY projects
    • With the extra time on your hands, start planning now!
    • If planning a vegetable garden, now is a great time to start seeds in seed trays indoors.

Landscape Projects

If you plan on hiring a landscape professional for your projects, now is a great time to consult with them. Get estimates completed early to beat the spring rush. 

Here are a few tips for hiring landscape contractors:

  • Ask questions – ensure you’re getting what you want
  • Make sure you have a contract that states what you’re paying for
  • Check their credentials, references, websites, social media accounts, client reviews, BBB rating, memberships to professional associations, etc.
  • In addition to company credentials, ensure skilled workers will be completing your project
  • Make sure they carry liability insurance

Filed Under: Community, Uncategorized Tagged With: garden, gardening, lands best friend landscaping, landscaping, nova scotia, spring time, truro, truro buzz

Easy crafts at home!

March 25, 2020 By Truro Buzz

Jane Atkinson of the Colchester East Hants Public Library whipped up these great suggestions for keeping the kids (and adults) busy and creative at home!

At this time we all need help keeping our little ones occupied while isolated from friends and schoolmates. Here are some fun simple crafts and activities that can be made with things you probably
have at home.

  1. Using Up Those Empty Toilet Paper Rolls

Bunny Stencils

  1. Take 3 TP rolls and flatten 2 of them a bit to make an oval shape.
  2. Tape the 3 rolls together with the round one on the bottom with the two oval ones attached like large ears.
  3. Dip the end of this in the paint colour of your choice and press onto a sheet of paper. You’ll see the shape of a bunny’s head.
  4. Use different colours to make a lot of colourful bunnies!
  5. Using a marker or pencil, draw in the eyes nose, mouth and whiskers.
  6. You can colour or paint in grass around the bunny heads to make it look like they are in a field

Napkin Holder

  1. Take a TP roll and cut in half 
  2. Paint it with pretty colours or decorate it all over with markers.
  3. You can add glitter if you have it, or stickers/stick-on gems.
  4. Glue on frilly ribbon or lace – whatever makes them pretty!
  5. Slide a napkin through it and use at the supper table to glam it up!
  1. Cloud Dough (a sensory activity)
    1. Take 4 cups of flour in a large bowl and add ½ cup veg oil. 
    2. Mix until combined and holding together ( you may need to add extra oil depending on the dryness of the flour).
    3. Mold it to make your own creations. 
    4. Can store for one month in a plastic ziplock bag.

            (Another recipe calls for 2 cups cornstarch and about ¼ cup hair conditioner, which smells great!)

  1. Mandela Rocks
    1. In your backyard – or on a social distancing walk – find a smooth stone.
    2. Wash the rock and let it air dry. 
    3. You can paint a base coat with the colour of your choosing, or you can just add the Mandela dots to the natural surface
    4. Paint dots all over the stone using a variety of colours in a certain type of pattern or just do free painting.  It’s your unique creation!
  1. Monster/Animal Heads
    1. Using a cereal box or another type of cardboard box you might have on hand, cut out eyeholes that line up with your eyes when the box is put over your head (you may need an adult’s help with this).
    2. Use paint or markers to make a scary face or an animal face.
    3. Tape on shredded paper to the top of the box for hair or tape on antennae made from extra cardboard pieces.
    4. Have fun creating your own animal or scary monster head!
  1. Bow Tie Pasta Butterflies
    1. Use markers to colour bow tie pasta. Add designs on the pasta to look like colourful insects.
    2. Glue the pasta onto paper.
    3. Use a dark marker add antennae. 
    4. You can draw a scene around the butterflies and have them flying around flowers, etc.
  1. Window Painting
    1. Paint on your windows with washable paint to make a cheerful scene or message for your neighbours.

Filed Under: Classes, Community, Family, Uncategorized, Youth Tagged With: CEHPL, colchester east hants, community, crafts, family, home, kids, mandala, pasta art, public library, recycle, truro, truro buzz, window painting

Studio Fit Family Fun Workout!

March 25, 2020 By Truro Buzz

Jennifer McNutt, owner/operator of Studio Fit in Truro has come up with this super fun family workout to get you moving and keep you entertained! Just remember to stay within your neighbourhood!

1. High Knees Up & Down The Driveway (1X) 

2. Bear Crawl Up Any Hill (run back down) you pick the size of hill 😉 

3. 25x Jumping Jacks Buy a silver, Blk or red vehicle 

4. Hold Plank 30secs from knees or toes on the sidewalk out front of your home or apartment 

5. Find a fire hydrant and do fire hydrants 10x per leg next to it (dog peeing on a fire hydrant is your help) now smile and laugh we all need it 🙂 

6. Burpees 10x by an animal 

7. Must walk or run up 50 stairs (you can keep running up and down your house stairs until you reach 50x 

8. 25x squats while you sing a song 

9. 25x standing pushups off a tree 

10. 20x crunches on your front lawn 

11. 15x squat jumps next to a family member that is at least 2m away. 

12. Lastly do any yoga pose and hold it for 30secs. 

Make sure and take pictures and tag us so we can see you have done it and to spread some smiles 🙂 @studiofit

Happy FUN!!!

Filed Under: Community, Family, Health & Wellness, Sports, Uncategorized Tagged With: exercise, family, family fitness, fitness, go outside, move your body, nova scotia, rural, self isolation, small town, social distancing, studio fit, truro, truro buzz

Branching Out… to Community

December 1, 2019 By Truro Buzz

Written by Guest Contributor, Sam Madore

CMHA Colchester East Hants celebrates its new home and the donors who helped make it happen.

There is nothing like seeing a community of people coming together for a good cause. There is a collective feeling of goodness and an overall understanding that what they are supporting is the right thing to do.

When the folks at the Colchester East Hants Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) began fundraising for their new building in downtown Truro, they knew that they couldn’t do it alone. They knew they would need the support of like-minded people in the community to help spread the word. People who got it. People who understood the impact and importance of having space in the center of town, where anyone could walk through the doors and feel comfortable and welcome to work toward improving their mental wellness. People who could help to tell their story. 

And that’s where branching out came from as a tagline for their building campaign. The need to branch out to those folks in the area who could help to spread the word. And then the need to reach further out in the community to find businesses and organizations that could help to financially support the vision of bringing the building to life. Branching out to the community to turn the CMHA vision into a reality.

In most places, there tends to be a lot of asks that come into businesses and organizations. Truro and Colchester over the last couple of years have been no exception. There have been a lot of asks. Lots of worthy fundraisers, capital campaigns, events…

And it is quite remarkable to watch what often happens in these situations… the love simply gets spread around. The people within these businesses do what they can to help out as much as they can with all of the organizations that will help their community thrive. They connect to the stories, they see the value and vision that each initiative will bring to their community. They get it.

When CMHA unveiled their donor wall and showed gratitude to all of their donors from the community – people who helped to support their branching out campaign to date – the room was full of people who got it. They connected to the story of CMHA. They saw the value that this new building will bring to their employees, their families, their neighbors, themselves. They showed their love in a big way.

The donor wall itself is something that belongs in an art exhibit. On theme with the concept of branching out, the wall is a tree of intricate bark and branches, designed in wood by local artist Rob MacCormack. Each leaf on the tree represents a generous organization that has, in some way, connected to CMHA’s story… That everyone has a connection to mental health.

And there is still room to add more leaves. More opportunity to support this cause that connects us all. 

Knowing our community as I do, I know there is more love to give.

Filed Under: Community, Health & Wellness

Local Holiday Floral Shops

November 20, 2019 By Truro Buzz

We reached out to local greenhouses and flower shops to showcase upcoming workshops and products for the upcoming holiday season!

Forest Glen Greenhouse is a family-owned and operated farm since 1985. Its located in Brookfield, which is just outside Truro heading towards Halifax. This family farm is a wholesale operation that supplies Annuals, Veggies & Herbs, Perennials, Fall Mums and Poinsettias to local stores such as the Atlantic Superstores and The Home Depots.

Once a year, they open their doors to the public for their annual Poinsettia Open House. It’s a popular event that brings people of all ages to take in the nostalgic feel of wandering through the hundreds of blooming flowers and 30 carefully decorated Christmas Trees. A very popular spot for some fancy pics too!

Be sure to attend their Open House this weekend, November 22-24 from 10 am – 4:30 pm. And what a perfect kick-off to your Festive Christmas season by supporting a locally owned family farm.

You can find Forest Glen Greenhouse Ltd. on Instagram at @forestglen.ca and online at www.forestglen.ca


Jean’s Flowers and Gifts is locally owned and operated and has been serving the Truro area for 32 years. Carrying a beautiful assortment of fresh flowers daily, their shop is a “Feast Your Eyes” store, especially this time of year! In the shop, you can also find giftware, decorating items as well as treats and sweets to make gift giving easy!

Jean’s Flowers has its annual “Visions of Christmas” Open House, which happens this year on Thursday, December 5th and Friday, December 6th from 9 am to 8 pm where they offer 20% off their entire collection. During this time, you can also sample the mulling mix sold in-store as well as some of their coveted dips and chocolate treats.

A new feature this year is the addition of a Fireplace! They will be decorating it and changing the look often, so be sure to stop in for some inspiration and theme ideas to jazz up your own. While you’re in, you can also bring home one of their made in-store, centerpieces! Actually, take two! One for someone else…oh, and they can deliver one locally too!

So whether you’re looking for a single flower, a bouquet, centerpiece or a unique gift idea…Jeans Flowers and Gifts has you covered! They’ll even tie your bow! Find and follow them on Instagram @jeansflowers_ or here on Facebook, and online at www.jeansflowersandgifts.ca

Filed Under: Community, Shopping

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