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Despite frightful economy, consumers eager to celebrate Halloween

Although the economy continues to be top of mind, consumers refuse to let financial woes keep them from getting into the Halloween spirit.

Festivals & events in images

Dee Deuville Value Village's recent Halloween survey reveal several 'scary' spending trends for this year's...
Triple play for Plaskett
Tour Tech Easts All Access 2009 trade show was fantastic
The Rodeo Lounge wins peoples hearts again
Plaskett leads list of local nominees
Matt Mays home sick

Other news

Cirque Siana dazzles

August 1, 2008 - 6 h 00

Here at the Burnside News, we strive to be your leading source for business park news. We spend a lot of time talking about transportation, industry, commerce and roads. Its interesting and exciting, but its not often that it takes my breath away.

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MS Carnation Campaign now underway

March 5, 2008 - 6 h 00

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its ever-popular Carnation Campaign. Since 1976 the annual flower sales have raised more than $15 million towards finding a cure.

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Torch and Twang

December 7, 2007 - 6 h 00

The next big thing in country music could be coming straight out of the Burnside Business Park and many in the area will soon be scratching their heads wondering, who knew?

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Rodeo adds to growing reputation with Burnside award win

October 6, 2007 - 6 h 00

Country music fans cast their vote and The Rodeo Lounge won the 2007 Burnside Business of the Year Award for Hospitality and Service.

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Bringing music to market

April 6, 2007 - 6 h 00

Geoff Fleming is a busy man.

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Plaskett leads list of local nominees

February 2, 2007 - 6 h 00

Dartmouth resident Joel Plaskett leads the list of local musicians nominated for this years East Coast Music Awards, being held in Halifax from February 15 to 18.

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Matt Mays home sick

December 1, 2006 - 6 h 00

Dartmouths very own ragged glory, roots-rocker Matt Mays, says its hard being away from home.

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