'Rollercoaster of emotions': N.S. wildfire evacuee wins 50-50 firefighter draw
An evacuee who bought raffle tickets to support Nova Scotia firefighters after the devastating Tantallon wildfire ended up taking home the jackpot.
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An evacuee who bought raffle tickets to support Nova Scotia firefighters after the devastating Tantallon wildfire ended up taking home the jackpot.
An evacuee who bought raffle tickets to support Nova Scotia firefighters after the devastating Tantallon wildfire ended up taking home the jackpot.
The fires forced more than 20,000 Nova Scotians to evacuate, and more than 60,000 acres have burned. No one has died in the fires, whose cause is being investigated by provincial authorities.
Jane Ann Hovis and James “Jimmy” Deese. Theirs was a love story like thousands of others in the ’60s during the Vietnam War.
Ed Layton had lived with a VAD for nearly 15 years. By October, he desperately needed a new heart and he got one just in time for Thanksgiving.