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Kim Hiscock sent this photo from her walk around Shubie Park in Dartmouth, N.S. She wrote: "...as Joel Plaskett says so well, 'There’s a reason why I love this town.' Shubie Park is one of those reasons. I consider it a jewel ...

Tim Gallant shared this photo of what he calls "a crazy red sunrise" from MacKenzie's Brook near Cavendish, P.E.I. Grandma Says: "Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning." Sunlight bouncing off moisture in an ...

The prolific and very talented, long-time snapshot contributor Warren Hoeg had two good reasons to celebrate last week: he had a birthday and captured his first photo of a Barred Owl.  On March 31, while on a nature and wildlife photo ...

Harold Sheppard was out last Friday when he spotted these crab pots in the small fishing community of Petty Harbour, N.L. Harold said the name "Petty" came from the French word "petite," which means small. Thank you for sharing, ...

Carl Mathis sent this photo of a lovely sunset in Charlottetown, P.E.I. The striking mix of purple, pink and orange will have anyone whipping out their cameras to capture Mother Nature's masterpiece. Thank you for sharing, ...

Most of us are familiar with the calm before the storm, but what about the calm after the storm? Last Monday’s Nor’easter blew up a gale as it raced across the region.  Barry Burgess made his way to Peggy’s Cove as ...

I love this photo. There's just enough snow on the ground to remind us that it's Spring in Newfoundland but enough blue in the sky for the spring sun to work its magic. Jessica Beal Bradley says: "This is what our day ...

This little song sparrow was trying to get some food on a blustery day in Mermaid P.E.I.   Marney MacKinnon watched as he battled the wind: "He couldn't quite hold on to the bird feeder but feasted on some seeds that had ...

Spring is a time of transition; it’s referred to as a shoulder season.  It’s not uncommon to see wild temperature swings as winter leaves us and spring returns. Susan McLean captured this serene scene one misty, foggy morning ...

Another stunning beach right here in Atlantic Canada. Sure, with a water temperature of only 1 C, it’ll be a while before we’re swimming in it, but a stroll by the sea is still good for the soul. Rhonda MacPheetook this lovely photo ...