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Nova Scotia RCMP has received five reports of stolen outboard motors in Mahone Bay recently, and there could be more unreported thefts as well. Const. Mitch Thompson shares his best tips for securing your motor, and having the best chance of recovering it after it's been taken.

The story of Africville is pretty well known in Nova Scotia. It's one of resilience, displacement and community. But what about Africatown? We chat with a professor and filmmaker Kern Jackson about what the communities have in common.

Robert McNamara has been known in the Prospect community for three generations. Since 1974, he has dedicated his life to serving the community as a school bus driver. The CBC's Magda Bastida spoke with McNamara about what 50 years of service means to him.

Back in 2008, Jacob Medjuck wrote and directed a feature film called Summerhood. It was based on his summers spent at Camp Kadimah in Barss Corner. The film was well-reviewed when it was released, but didn't get a theatrical distribution. The CBC's Carsten Knox finds out how it's since found a big audience on YouTube.

Should people be reassured when they can smell a strong chlorine odour in a pool?
Our healthcare columnist Mary Jane Hampton takes a look at the health benefits and risks of swimming in public pools. 

Over the weekend, hundreds of people on Facebook commented on a post about a school on the South Shore, that shows a table with art supplies and a sign that says "Create Your Own Drag Queen." Some made hateful comments about the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Shelley McCorriston is a director on the board for Lunenburg County Pride.