A dynamic new land conservation partnership has been formed between the Nova Scotia Nature Trust and Acadia University.

Join the Nova Scotia Nature Trust at the Port Medway Heritage Exhibit on Saturday, August 20 and Sunday, August 21 in the Warehouse at the Port Medway Lighthouse Park.  On Sunday at 10:00 a.m., the Nature Trust will be hosting a walk on our Volger's Cove property and on the provincially protected Cherry Hill Beach. This event coincides with the Port Medway Readers Festival and  a reading by Graeme Gibson from his A Bedside Book of Beasts: a Wildlife Miscellany. 

More information about the reading and how to purchase tickets can be found at: www.portmedwayreadersfestival.com/ 

This year's theme:

The lingering effects of the 2008 financial collapse, stubbornly high unemployment, more part-time work without benefits, stagnant or falling pay and diminished pensions signal the fact that the financial crisis will be paid for by workers. Governments show no sign of reversing the tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy that have helped plunge public finances into deficit. Severe cutbacks to social programs are certain to follow. Unionized workers in public and private sectors are under increasing pressure to give up collectively bargained salary and benefits won over more than a quarter century.

The Toronto Trivia Junkies Meetup is dedicated to bringing live trivia events to the masses. Come show off all that useless trivia knowledge while enjoying a few pints with some of the brightest (well ok, maybe the most opinionated) people in Toronto.

Come check out our official Meetup page.

By the way, the Crown and Dragon was chosen for this event after they emerged victorious in the 2009 annual "Wing Off". Check out the article in eye for all the wingtastic details.