📣 PARADE OF PIJINUISKAQ PADDLERS What an incredible sight to see and what a weekend it was! On Sunday, September 22, the Harvest Moon weekend in Bridgewater was beautifully concluded with the Pijinuiskaq (LaHave River) Parade of Paddlers. In total, more than 170 paddlers within 107 total canoes, kayaks, and standup paddle boards took to the river as part of the latest in our community's ongoing events to mark Bridgewater's 125th anniversary year! Hosted by Canoe Kayak Nova Scotia in partnership

Enjoy highlights from our 2025 Christmas on the LaHave Parade of Lights, proudly presented by Michelin! On November 29th, crowds gathered to see the incredible collection of floats created by dozens of businesses and community organizations—Bridgewater really does shine! Even if you were able to see the parade at street-level, now you can view it from a whole new angle with arial shots by our parade videographer, Peter Rowsell who helped us capture the spirit of the evening. While the Parade has

📣 TOB125: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY >>> Some 125 years ago today, the Great Commercial Street Fire changed the course of Bridgewater's history forever In the early morning hours of Thursday, January 12, 1899, a large fire started in the basement of the music hall at the corner of what we know today as King and Dominion Streets. The blaze spread to both sides of the street and burned for everything for about half a kilometre, from Dominion Street to Dufferin Street, leaving the town's business dist

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