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Our Focus on Sustainability as it Relates to the Current Economic Crisis

Who Has Seen the Wind?
You've heard about it, read about it and wondered how it can work for you. Here's a feature article on the renewable power of wind that won't answer all your questions, but it will have you asking more. Read "Who Has Seen the Wind?" by guest author and Eastern Shore resident Phil Thompson.

Kim Thompson's Straw Bale
Read about the house that's tight and comfy - and it's fire retarding. A straw house "burns like a phonebook", according to Kim. Here is her story of "The Ship Harbour Straw House Fire". With photos!

GPI Atlantic
(Genuine Progress Indicator)

The Nova Scotia GPI Atlantic institute has released
a two part report on forestry in Nova Scotia that makes a well documented case for sustainable forest management. It asks how much our forests are worth and recommends that we stop 'living off our capital' and start 'maximizing the interest' of sustained yields for future generations.

Sheet Harbour Sustainability
While Sheet Harbour is poised to catch some of the spin-offs from the Sable Offshore Energy Project, the town was once home to Dewdrop Gardens, the first commercial hydroponic farming enterprise, shut down by NAFTA and Sobey's in 2000. Read Coastal Community Network Features

Nova Scotia's Energy Strategy
Fishing? Goldboro/Country Harbour? Environment? The role of coal? Renewables? What do Nova Scotians want from this short-term bonanza? Read what Nova Scotia says it is doing now
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Dreaming of your Summer Vacation? Plan now for the trip of a lifetime, along Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore.

Experience the 'real' Nova Scotia
and meet her warm, friendly people. It's easy ridin' from Halifax all the way to Cape Breton Island.

Looking for work? Tough times in the Maritimes? Here's how some Nova Scotians are creating their own jobs.

Provincial Election 2009
NDP Landslide Victory in Provincial Election! Meet your new Eastern Shore MLA's - Eastern Shore Current Blog

The Best of Nova Scotia's Flyfishing
Learn the 13 best flies for fishing the East Coast, download a free Angler's Handbook, learn where the best fishing holes are (and where to fish 'barrier free') All here...

Authentic Seacoast in Guysborough sponsors Highway 7's "On the Way to Cape Breton" promotion. More....

Chasing Big Red - It's an uncertain economy, but hopes remain high for lobster season on the Eastern Shore. Here's more lobster lore and where to buy the tasty crustacean...

Nova Scotia's Rural Broadband project is stepping up rural business, but only for communities that have it. Here's the update on who does, who doesn't & how long they have to wait...

Garden Dreaming? Here's Highway 7's updated List of Online Seed & Bulb Catalogues for Atlantic Canada 2009.

Highway 7 - In the News "Highway 7.com Captures the Eastern Shore Spirit", says Nova Scotia Travel. Read author Kim Kinrade's article here!

Gardening in Uncertain Times
If you've wondered what the terms edible landscaping, urban farmer, permaculture or forest gardening mean, here's a primer, with reference links to help you switch from roses to rutabagas. (Video) Eastern Shore Current Blog

Labour of Love - Ecum Secum's Dave Dave Johnson aka "The Old Goat"Johnson publishes the monthly Sheet Harbour Area event list & it's free! Print Spring Events Here


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Highway7 E-zine, a publication of Hatch Media, is an electronic journal with a focus on commercial, historical, cultural and ecological issues concerning the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia in Canada. Topics include a growing resource of currently more than 300 articles. More articles and image galleries are added frequently as new material is brought to our attention. With Highway7.com, our primary aim is to serve, inform and reflect the rural communities on the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia, as well as to acquaint new residents, visitors, tourists, and investors with the special beauty and enormous potential of our region.
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