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Vashti Campbell

Vashti Campbell

Vashti Campbell is a non-binary, queer Newfoundlander completing their PhD at the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University studying intersectionality, social justice and psychiatry.

# 88 Winter 2018, Editions, Features, Young Writers December 20, 2018 December 20, 2018

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A great Nova Scotia History display at Halifax Public Libraries Woodlawn branch! #readlocal #readatlantic ...

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It is our Featured #MaritimeMonday Book in Store on Tuesday! lol 'The Mill: Fifty Years of Pulp and Protest' by Joan Baxter Pottersfield Press #CanLit 💕🇨🇦📚

"The Mill --Fifty Years of Pulp and Protest explores the power that a single industry can wield. For fifty years, the pulp mill near Pictou in northern Nova Scotia has buoyed the local economy and found support from governments at all levels. But it has also pulped millions of acres of forests, spewed millions of tonnes of noxious emissions into the air, consumed quadrillions of litres of fresh water and then pumped them out again as toxic effluent into nearby Boat Harbour, and eventually into the Northumberland Strait.
From the day it began operation in 1967, the mill has fomented protest and created deep divisions and tensions in northern Nova Scotia. This story is about people whose livelihoods depend on the pulp mill and who are willing to live with the "smell of money." It's about people whose well-being, health, homes, water, air, and businesses have been harmed by the mill's emissions and effluent. It's about the heartache such divisions cause and about people who, for the sake of peace, keep their thoughts about the mill to themselves.
But it's also about hope, giving voice to those who led the successive groups that have protested and campaigned for a cleaner mill--First Nations, fishers, doctors, local councillors, tourism operators, artists and musicians, teachers and woodlot owners. Their personal stories are interwoven into a historical arc that traces the mill's origins and the persistent environmental and social problems it causes to this day.
Baxter weaves a rich tapestry of storytelling, relevant to everyone who is concerned about how we can start to renegotiate the relationship between economy, jobs, and profits on one hand, and human well-being, health, and the environment on the other. The Mill tells a local story with global relevance and appeal." (www.tidewaterbooks.ca) #ReadIndependent #ThinkIndependent #ShopIndependent #ShopSackville #HappyReading #SackvilleNB #Sackville #NBLit #NewBrunswick #NB #ShopNB ...

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Have a great book idea? Pitch the Publisher and Blue Pencil Café return to The Word On The Street Halifax 2019. Follow the link to find out more! ...

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We are thrilled to be launching our 10th annual writing contest for kids.  If you are between the ages of 6 and 15 (inclusive) and you like to write, you should enter!   Drop off or mail 4 hard copies of your story to the store* OR email an electronic version to frontdesk@woozles.com with the s...
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Check out which local books were flying of the shelves at Indigo, Chapters and Coles for the month of June!

Nimbus Publishing and Vagrant Press
Pottersfield Press
MacIntyre Purcell Publishing Inc.
Goose Lane Editions
Flanker Press Ltd.
Boulder Books
The Acorn Press
Chapters Dartmouth
Chapters Halifax
Coles Scotia Square
Coles Halifax Shopping Centre
Indigospirit Sunnyside Mall
Coles Avalon Mall
Chapters St. John's
Chapters Fredericton
Indigo Charlottetown
Indigospirit Mayflower Mall
Coles Truro Mall
Chapters Moncton ...

June 2019: Top 5 Local Sellers from Chapters-Coles-Indigo in each Atlantic

The region's top sellers by province
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