| Apr 21 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryNew Tourism Project For Nova Scotia
As a business owner in Nova Scotia’s tourism/entertainment industry you have no doubt noticed that times are changing. Due to new technologies and a turbulent economy, many things including the way the world does business, the way people shop and the way people travel have changed dramatically. Traditional print advertising is no longer as effective as it once was, traditionally strong markets can no longer be relied upon to draw customers. As businesses owners we too must change, we must find new ways to promote ourselves, our businesses and our amazing province. Enaira Marketing is developing a revolutionary new tourism project exclusively for Nova Scotia. It allows you, the business owner to have a real online presence, a direct way to tell travelers about your business and what makes it special. ScotiaPages is an Online Travel Guide and HD TV Channel. ScotiaPages.com features listings for business, events, articles and much more! Enaira Marketing is a marketing company based out of Bangor (near Meteghan). |
| Mar 24 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryJamie’s Carvings at 5th Annual Annapolis Digby Tourism ShowcaseJamie’s Carvings & Good Nature Photography will be attending The 5th Annual Annapolis Digby Tourism Showcase is a great opportunity for exhibitors to promote their products and services locally, creating awareness within our regional market. For attendees, it is a chance to experience the diversity of what our area has to offer while enjoying some great shopping! All kinds of things — crafts, clothing, jewellery, wines, gift certificates — are on offer.
 Tree Stump Stool Elm
The Tourism Showcase is open to the public on Saturday, from 9 AM until 4 PM. Admission is $2. Workshops and special events, all around the theme of Community Beautification, are being added to this year’s line up. Directions to the Conference Centre http://www.jamiescarvings.com Become a fan! Join my group! Follow on Twitter! |
| Feb 10 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategorySouthern Nova Scotia Bridal and Prom Show 1st Annual Southern Nova Scotia Bridal and Prom Show
Saturday, February 27th, 2010
10:00am to 6:00pm
at the Rodd Grand Yarmouth Convention Centre
$5.00 Adults and Students
$2.00 Children (12 and Under)
Infants Free (2 and Under)
All proceeds from door tickets going to The Canadian Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund
For more information on attending or exhibiting call Ariane at 902.740.6210
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| Sep 04 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryLive & Learn Cardiovascular Education Sessions
Education Sessions will focus on preventing stroke and heart disease
Shelburne, Yarmouth and Digby County residents are invited to attend information sessions to help them make life changes to prevent stroke and heart disease. Tri-county residents are invited to attend the Heart and Stroke “Live and Learn” patient education series presented by South West Health’s cardiovascular program. The free program begins Tuesday, October 6th (2PM to 4:00PM) and will run each Tuesday afternoon in October for four weeks. “Live and Learn” educational presentations cover a variety of subjects including: understanding stroke and heart attack – its causes, effects and risk factors, diagnostic tests, medications, nutrition, physical activity, sexual activity, driving, addictions, stress management, Emergency Health Services, and community resources. Each session has an education portion and a question period, and is interactive, informative and fun. Each participant will have an opportunity to set their own health goals to work towards throughout the sessions. Most presentations will take place at Yarmouth Regional Hospital but will be broadcast by Telehealth to Digby General Hospital and Roseway Hospital. This way, participants can attend the course at their local hospital. They will view the presenters on a television monitor, they will be seen by others attending the session at the other hospitals and they can ask questions as if they were attending the sessions in person. To register for the “Live and Learn” sessions please call 902-742-3542 ext. 460. |
| Aug 30 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryElm Stump StoolElm Stool Hand Carved by Jamie Thibault. Quarter Cut Elm. Commissioned work.  Elm Tree Stump Stool http://www.jamiescarvings.com/Images/StumpCarving/Stumpcarvingelm/treestumpstoolgallery.html |
| Aug 30 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryHurricane Bill Photos by Angel FlanaganHurricane Bill Photos by Angel Flanagan, Good Nature Photography.  Belliveau Cove Lighthouse during Hurricane Bill http://www.goodnaturephotography.com/HurricaneBill/hurricanebill.html |
| Jun 29 |
Archive for the 'Local News' Category1st Annual Harold Cromwell Arts Festival1st AnnualHarold Cromwell Arts FestivalSissiboo LandingWeymouth, Nova ScotiaJuly 4th – September 30th, 2009
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| May 14 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryFirst Choice Ads.com First Choice Ads |
| May 11 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryOrganic Body Jewelry at Jamie’s CarvingsPurple Heart, Curly Maple, Bloodwood & Pau Amarillo Organic Body Jewelry. Hand carved using carving gouges, rasps & files by Jamie Thibault, finished with Hemp Oil.
http://www.jamiescarvings.com/Images/bodyjewelry/bodyjewelrygallery.html |
| May 06 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryR & L Deliveries – Yarmouth & CountyUse the toolbar to see the image full size! |
| Apr 24 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryJamie’s Carvings on novanewsnowLink to story about Jamie Thibault – Jamie’s Carvings that was printed in the April 23rd Issue of the Digby Courier, The Annapolis County Spectator & The Kings County Advertiser. Photos and article by Karla Kelly. http://www.novanewsnow.com/article-328895-Passion-to-carve-becomes-life-career.html |
| Apr 10 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryWatch For Jamie’s Carvings on Live at 5 with Liz RigneyInterview with Jamie Thibault on CTV Live at 5!Jamie’s Carvings will be on CTV Newswith Liz Rigney for Take 5Monday, April 13th, 2009! |
| Jan 29 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryUsing RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to view this BlogIf your using Firefox or Internet Explorer 6 or newer you could subscribe to this Blog using RSS . The button is Thank you Happy Blogging! |
| Jan 07 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryHooking By The Sea Retreats – Winter Newsletter Hooking By The Sea Retreats Click Here to see or download the Hooking By the Sea Retreats Winter Newsletter |
| Nov 04 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryAcadian Star Fiddle by Woodcarver Jamie ThibaultAcadian Star Scroll handcarved from wavy maple.  Acadian Star Scroll Back, belly, neck, ribs, blocks, bass bar all handcarved by Acadian woodcarver Jamie Thibault. This is Jamie’s second Fiddle – The Acadian Star  Acadian Star Fiddle See more at http://www.jamiescarvings.com |
| Oct 25 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryCustom Tauga Wedding Rings by Jamie`s CarvingsCustom Made Tagua Wedding Band Set with Bark
Commissioned – SOLD Slightly curved with bark all around one edge, these rings were custom designed, handcarved, polished and sealed with wax by Acadian carver Jamie Thibault. See more photos at http://www.jamiescarvings.com  Custom Made Tree of Life Tagua Wedding Bands
Commissioned – SOLD The wonderful tree and roots design was chosen by the client. Both tree designs are slightly different, so that both rings are truly unique.  Custom Tagua Tree of Life Wedding Rings |
| Oct 17 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryJamie’s Carvings on FacebookJoin Jamies Carvings group on Facebook and your name will be entered into a draw every two months for a piece of Jamie’s Handcarved Tagua Jewelry. These pendants are created from Tagua also known as Corozo or Vegetable Ivory, the seed of the Ivory Palm found in South America. For many decades Tagua has been used as a substitute for elephant ivory. Hand carved & polished. Each pendant is different. All have tagua nut, all have one or a combination of non tarnish silver wire, gold wire, gun metal wire. Black cotton cord, Black leather cord, Black hemp cord, or natural hemp cord. The cords are adjustable. Each piece is finished with hemp oil. Do not wear Tagua Jewelry in water. Pendants handmade by woodcarver Jamie Thibault in Clare, Nova Scotia. Each piece is initialed by the artist.  Tagua Pendant by Acadian woodcarver Jamie Thibault facebook search: Jamies Carvings or become a Fan! Jamie’s Carvings Fans on Facebook! http://www.jamiescarvings.com to see more. |
| Oct 17 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryDorian Portrait
Dorian Red Maple – 5 1/2 wide, 83/4 high, 7/8 thick. Finished with hemp oil. Jamie’s First Portrait.  Dorian Hardwood Carving Sketch of Dylan Carving, more photos at http://www.jamiescarvings.com  Dylan Sketch |
| Oct 17 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategoryHandcarved Tagua Skull
Tagua Skull Carved from a Tagua Nut also known as Corozo or Vegetable Ivory, the seed of the Ivory Palm found in South America. For many decades Tagua has been used as a substitute for elephant ivory.  Handcarved Tagua Skull This piece is very detailed despite its small size. 1 1/4 wide, 1/2 thick, 11/4 high. Took over 30 hours to create. Finished with hemp oil. Initialed and dated by artist. Carved in Clare, Nova Scotia by Acadian woodcarver Jaime Thibault See more at http://www.jamiescarvings.com |
| Oct 17 |
Archive for the 'Local News' CategorySpellcasterSpellcaster Red Oak Wizard – The Spellcaster – 12 7/8 high, 7 3/4 wide, 2″ thick. Took over 150 hours to create. Finished with hemp oil. This piece is signed and dated by the artist.
This piece of wood was rescued from the scrap pile. Some boards had been left in a pile to rot. This is what I found hiding in the wood of one of those boards. The mysterious Spellcaster wizard. See more carvings at http://www.jamiescarvings.com |
