Bedford Residents Association

Bedford Residents Association The Bedford Residents Association was a community-directed, non-profit society formed June, 2010. To collaborate with appropriate groups (e.g.

After many years of existence, it ceased to exist due to a lack of Board members. If interested in trying to resurrect, let me know - Donna Lugar. At present, there are four Goals of the Bedford Residents Association:

1. To foster an environment where residents feel connected to the community.

2. To become a forum to engage residents and raise awareness on community activities, issues or concern

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3. social, recreational, business, community and environmental...) and other levels of government on matters of interest to Bedford residents.

4. To consult and work with elected officials on issues that reflects the collective voice of Bedford residents.

03/26/2026

FYI - Monday, March 30th, at the Bedford Legion, from 6–8 p.m.

This workshop is open and free to anyone with an interest in suburban main streets, however we strongly encourage those who work, live, own property or spend a lot of time on one of the listed main streets, to attend. Registration is encouraged, as space is limited. To register for the workshop, fil...

I was recently made aware of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and attended a Community Forum on Early Literacy and Com...
03/26/2026

I was recently made aware of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and attended a Community Forum on Early Literacy and Community Impact last night.

Speakers included Jeanne Smitiuch, The Dollywood Foundation of Canada; Angela Johnston, Local Program Partner; Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail, Author and Literacy Advocate; and Vanessa Pike, MPH, RD, Parent Supporter. The room included politicians, parents, other program partner’s, and more.

If you have never heard of it, you should check it out - https://imaginationlibrary.com/ca/.

There are already several participating communities throughout Nova Scotia, such as Cole Harbour, Windsor, Colchester County, and many Indigenous communities. The goal is to eventually include all of Nova Scotia.

Reminder
02/25/2026

Reminder

02/19/2026

FYI

Another update. Monday’s session being rescheduled due to weather forecast. Different location.

“Monday Suburban Plan Engagements moved to Wednesday Feb 25

Attend the bonus popup session tonight or one of two sessions on Wednesday to discuss your vision for the future.

Rather than wait until it becomes painfully apparent we have to reschedule, in consultation with staff, the Bedford suburban plan engagement sessions are pre-emptively being moved to Wednesday February 25th - same times, different location.

A reminder that there will be a brief welcome presentation 30 minutes into each time slot.

Rescheduled Sessions:

Wednesday February 25th

Afternoon: 2-4pm
Evening: 5:30-8pm

Where:

Bedford United Church
1200 Bedford Highway

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Suburban Plan Pop Up this evening - https://engagehalifax.ca/suburban-plan/pop-bedford-hammonds-plains-community-centre-entrance

The main, rescheduled, Open House - https://engagehalifax.ca/suburban-plan/SuburbanPlan-kick-open-houseBed1

This pop-up will be an opportunity for residents to learn more about the Suburban Planning process and provide key insights and perspectives.

FYI - Evening session rescheduled for Wednesday, March 4, 2026, Bedford United Church, 6-8:30pm
02/19/2026

FYI - Evening session rescheduled for Wednesday, March 4, 2026, Bedford United Church, 6-8:30pm

The project will encompass both planning and community engagement processes that will result in a Conceptual Development Plan for the Mill Cove area.

FYI. A wonderful community event.
02/17/2026

FYI. A wonderful community event.

We are looking forward to serving our free Community Dinner this coming Sunday (Feb 22nd) at Bedford United Church. Serving begins at 4:30 and goes to 6:00.

BSLN offers FREE programs to help adults build reading, writing, math and digital skills or prepare for their CAEC (form...
02/17/2026

BSLN offers FREE programs to help adults build reading, writing, math and digital skills or prepare for their CAEC (formerly GED). Learners can study in small classes or receive one-to-one tutoring, with flexible start times throughout the year. Whether you want to complete your high school equivalency, improve job opportunities or gain everyday confidence, BSLN can help.

Classes are held at 232 Cobequid Rd., Lower Sackville.
Contact [email protected] or call 902-869-3838 to register or learn more.

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