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  Why no snow is bad news for some Nova Scotia businesses Social Sharing Facebook Twitter Email Reddit LinkedIn 'We are really trying to stay positive, but we're all hurting,' says ski operator Emily Latimer   ·  CBC News  ·  Posted: Jan 30, 2023 5:16 AM EST | Last Updated: 8 hours ago The North Highlands Nordic trail system in Cape North, N.S., is usually open to cross-country skiers and snowshoers at this point in the year. (Submitted by Katie Fougere) 44 comments The ground is bare in much of Nova Scotia this winter, as frequent rainfall quickly washes the snow away. That's bad news for businesses that sell snow-related gear. There's been little use for snowblowers and snowmobiles, and winter sport enthusiasts are wishing for snowfall as the season's tourism gets off to a slow start. David Mackley, the owner of Mackley Equipment in Blacketts Lake, said snowblower sales are down about 15 per cent compared to the last 35 years in business.  Some cust...

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  Golden Retriever farm Okay, okay. It’s not “just in.” We should know this, but it seems to surprise a lot of well-meaning folks. Dogs simply don’t come to us knowing that we don’t want them to eat from the trash can ( but it smells so good! ) or dash out the front door to sprint down the down the road ( but there’s so much to explore! quickly! ) or not to stick their noses in Aunt Betty’s crotch ( but I can learn everything I need to know about her! ). That’s where dog training comes in. Dogs evolved over tens of thousands of years to work with us, but it’s up to us to teach them the ropes of our unique human world. Now THIS just in: A well-mannered dog doesn’t have to impact the planet. Training tools and techniques can be wasteful–we’ll get into why and how in a minute–but we can improve upon the system with a few simple steps. The end result? A happy, healthy, well-mannered pup without making an eco mess. Let’s dig into dog training tips that are good for your dog, good f...