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Carole Morris-Underhill

Carole Morris-Underhill

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Journalist, SaltWire Network

Windsor

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  • Irving looking to develop Windsor’s Wentworth Road commercial district with Kent as anchor

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified| The Chronicle Herald Verified Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •   •  Article contentAfter years of speculation, Windsor’s Kent store is relocating. At a public information meeting in March, Chrystal Fuller, of Brighter Community Planning and Consulting, confirmed a new Kent store is being built on land near the West Hants Sports Complex and Cole Drive commercial district. The firm is representing J.D. Irving, which owns the property.

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified · The Chronicle Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Mitigating risks: N.S. Fire Smart rep says minor landscaping changes can have big impact on wildfires

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified| The Chronicle Herald Verified Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •   •  Article contentWildfire season is well underway, and a local Fire Smart representative is hoping Nova Scotians will help mitigate risks. Jennifer Daniels, a Fire Smart neighbour recognition program specialist, will be hosting several workshops this spring aimed at helping residents become more familiar with the organization and how they can make their properties safer.

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified · The Chronicle Herald

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Irving looking to develop Windsor’s Wentworth Road commercial district with Kent as anchor

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified| The Chronicle Herald Verified Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •   •  Article contentAfter years of speculation, Windsor’s Kent store is relocating. At a public information meeting in March, Chrystal Fuller, of Brighter Community Planning and Consulting, confirmed a new Kent store is being built on land near the West Hants Sports Complex and Cole Drive commercial district. The firm is representing J.D. Irving, which owns the property.

    By Carole Morris-Underhill Verified · The Chronicle Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

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SaltWire Network

SaltWire Network is a Canadian media company based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, established in 2017. It is the largest news media network serving Canada's East Coast, including Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. The company publishes several well-known newspapers, such as the Halifax Chronicle Herald, the Cape Breton Post, and the St. John’s Telegram. SaltWire Network offers a variety of services focused on media and publishing. This includes digital news platforms that provide online content, advertising solutions that connect businesses with a large audience, and community-based journalism that highlights local news and stories. The network reaches over 1.58 million readers monthly, catering to local businesses and regional advertisers. Recently, SaltWire Network has undergone significant changes in ownership, with major parts acquired by Postmedia, Canada's largest newspaper publisher.

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Founded: 2017