Startup Indie Game Company Seeks Investors and Funding, Former Ubisoft Employees …
The Macdonald Notebook is a trusted source for exclusive Business & Inside Politics content, publishing every Saturday and Sunday. In the latest issue, there are several fascinating articles that cover a wide range of topics, showcasing the diversity of stories and information available to readers.
One of the articles features Alison Strachan and highlights the achievements of Lunenburg, a small town making significant contributions and strides in various areas. Another story sheds light on a new indie video game company founded by former Ubisoft employees seeking investors and grants to support their venture.
Additionally, there is an intriguing piece titled “What Happened To The Class of 1986?” which delves into the accomplishments of Scott Brison, the most famous graduate of that class. The article also explores how an Antigonish school has continued to excel and punch above its weight.
In the realm of MacPolitics, readers can discover insights from Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore’s recent State-of-Union speech. The article provides a glimpse into the mayor’s priorities and agenda for the city.
For history enthusiasts, a rare NS Government map booklet dating back to 1924 offers a fascinating look at how Nova Scotia has been known as the ‘Ocean Playground’ for many years. The article delves into the historical significance of the booklet and its contents.
Furthermore, a piece titled “A Tourist In My Own City” explores the Halifax waterfront statues that pay tribute to three remarkable women volunteers. The article showcases the importance of recognizing and honoring individuals who have made significant contributions to their community.
As summer approaches, readers can discover the top ten things to do in Nova Scotia, Canada’s Ocean Playground. The article offers a comprehensive guide for those planning a vacation in the region and highlights the must-visit locations and activities.
Another informative article titled “An Immigrant’s Guide To Nova Scotia” provides valuable insights and tips for newcomers to the province. The piece offers practical advice and recommendations for individuals looking to settle in Nova Scotia.
In a lighter story, a real crow faces off against a wooden crow in Bridgewater, adding a touch of whimsy to the town’s landscape. The article captures the playful interaction between the two crow figures and the amusement it brings to locals and visitors alike.
These are just a few of the engaging and thought-provoking articles available in the latest issue of The Macdonald Notebook. With a wide variety of topics, from business and politics to culture and history, the publication offers a diverse range of content to cater to readers’ interests and curiosities.