Barb Sweet is a journalist at SaltWire Network. With over 30 years of experience in Newfoundland and Labrador, she focuses on climate change and the environment, particularly in areas such as hydrology, water conservation, and wellness. Barb's insights and expertise have also been featured in The Pictou Advocate.
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Barb Sweet's articles predominantly cover local news and events in Nova Scotia, Canada, with a focus on entertainment, culture & society. Given her emphasis on government announcements and event coverage, she may respond well to pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives within the region.
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An equipment operator cleans up charred fire debris in downtown New Glasgow April 9.
By: Barb Sweet
Thirty two years is a long time, but especially agonizing for a mother awaiting an arrest and answers to why her son was murdered.
When I moved back to Nova Scotia a few years ago, I was petrified. Not about the move exactly, but about ending up on one of those rant and rave social media pages because I drove in the wrong lane or something.
By: Barb Sweet
‘It’s a community issue’; Pictou County citizens’ group will hand out bottles for uranium testing in water
By: Barb Sweet
Four-year-old mixed breed dog Tim is safe and sound after a terrifying ordeal when the car he was sitting in was stolen from a New Glasgow grocery store parking lot.
Thousands lined the parade route in Westville July 1 for the annual Canada Day parade. The entries ranged from fire department vehicles from around Pictou County to antique cars, colourful
The lobby of the Aberdeen Hospital was in the pink of health June 26 as members of the auxiliary celebrated an incredible 130 years of volunteering and raising much-needed funds.
Nina Munk will visit Pictou County for the first time in August when she comes to the screening of a documentary about the legendary Clairtone electronics company.
By: Barb Sweet
Trenton Mayor Alec Dove says he’s getting few answers about the fate of the Trenton power plant as Nova Scotia ramps up to phase out coal generation by 2030.
By: Barb Sweet
The 23rd Race on the River and New Glasgow Dragon Boat Festival took place July 17-18 on the New Glasgow waterfront with more than 25 teams participating.
