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Hantsport, Valley Routes is coming to your community this Thursday! We want to hear from you. Whether you're a resident,...
11/02/2026

Hantsport, Valley Routes is coming to your community this Thursday!

We want to hear from you. Whether you're a resident, business owner, or community leader, your input helps us better understand what's working, where the challenges are, and what opportunities exist for our region.

Stop by anytime between 9:30 and 11:00 AM for a coffee, refreshments, and a conversation about the future of our communities. At The Churchill House - Hantsport Memorial Community Hall.

No presentations, just an opportunity to share your thoughts, ask questions, and connect with our team.

Your voice matters, and we hope to see you there.

Build a Stronger Hospitality Team — Free HR Training OpportunitiesAre you a tourism operator in the Annapolis Valley? Ta...
10/30/2026

Build a Stronger Hospitality Team — Free HR Training Opportunities

Are you a tourism operator in the Annapolis Valley? Take advantage of free HR resources, professional development and training opportunities through a partnership between Discover Annapolis Valley Tourism, the Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia (TIANS) and the Nova Scotia Tourism Human Resource Council.

Opportunities include HR Toolkits, e-learning for hospitality supervisors, skills training fundamentals, diversity and inclusion training, and service excellence workshops. E-learning can be completed at your own pace, and downloadable resources are available.
These opportunities are free until the end of February 2027 for eligible participants.

Not sure where to start? We can help you identify resources and training that fit your business’s needs.

Get started by contacting [email protected]

Looking for commercial space in the Annapolis Valley?Have you explored our Site Selector Tool? One of its features is a ...
10/29/2026

Looking for commercial space in the Annapolis Valley?

Have you explored our Site Selector Tool? One of its features is a searchable listing of commercial properties available for sale, rent, or lease across the region.

📍 Today’s featured property: 1121 Bridge St., Kingston

Beyond property listings, the Site Selector Tool brings together valuable location and regional data to help businesses, investors, and entrepreneurs make informed decisions about where to locate or grow.

Explore the tool and discover opportunities across the Annapolis Valley: https://ow.ly/BIMp50ZGc09

Our Site Selector Tool is proudly sponsored by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS® (NSAR) and powered by GIS WebTech.

Happening tomorrow in Harbourville!Valley Routes is making its next stop in Harbourville, and we'd love to see you!Join ...
10/28/2026

Happening tomorrow in Harbourville!

Valley Routes is making its next stop in Harbourville, and we'd love to see you!

Join the Valley REN team for a casual conversation about local businesses, community opportunities, and the future of our region.

📅 Thursday, October 29
⏰ 9:30 – 11:00 AM
📍 Harbourville Community Centre

Whether you're a business owner, community member, or simply curious about what we do, stop by, say hello, and join the conversation.

If you can’t make it but would still like to share your thoughts and ideas, we’d love to hear from you! Visit https://ow.ly/2Jlc5101QSC

Meet one of our newest Connectors!We're happy to welcome Josh Baltzer, District Manager with the Canadian Federation of ...
10/27/2026

Meet one of our newest Connectors!

We're happy to welcome Josh Baltzer, District Manager with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), to the Valley REN Connector Program.

Born and raised in the Annapolis Valley, Josh spent more than 20 years living elsewhere before returning home to raise his family and reconnect with his roots.

Through his work with CFIB, Josh connects with businesses across the region, giving him a broad perspective on our local business community and the people and opportunities that make it thrive.

As a Connector, Josh will share his knowledge, experience, and professional network to help others explore career possibilities, make meaningful connections, and discover opportunities here in the Valley.

Thanks, Josh, for volunteering your time and helping others build their networks in the community you call home.

The Valley REN Connector Program is a member of the National Connector Program and funded by the Government of Nova Scotia.

Harbourville, Berwick, and surrounding communities — Valley Routes is coming your way!We want to hear from YOU!Join the ...
10/26/2026

Harbourville, Berwick, and surrounding communities — Valley Routes is coming your way!

We want to hear from YOU!

Join the Valley Regional Enterprise Network (Valley REN) for a casual community conversation about what makes your community unique, the opportunities you see, and what could help our region grow and thrive.

When: Thursday, Oct 29th
Where: Harbourville Community Hall
Time: 9:30am - 11:00am

Whether you're a resident, business owner, or community member, your voice matters!

Stop by, grab a coffee, enjoy a sweet treat, and share your thoughts with us.

10/23/2026

Great food, good drinks, and even better company!

Thursday afternoon, Nicole and Wendy had the pleasure of attending Devour! The Food Film Fest at Benjamin Bridge, enjoying an afternoon celebrating local flavours and connections.

Devour! brings together food, film, and culture while showcasing the incredible culinary talent and local producers that make Nova Scotia unique.

Events like this also play an important role in regional economic development, attracting visitors, supporting local businesses, strengthening tourism, and creating opportunities for collaboration across industries.

It was a wonderful afternoon and a great reminder of how our region's food and tourism sectors contribute to a vibrant and thriving local economy.

There’s still lots happening at Devour! this weekend. Check it out here: https://devourfest.com/all-events/

Help build more inclusive and welcoming communitiesJoin this popular 12-hour online training program designed to help pa...
10/23/2026

Help build more inclusive and welcoming communities

Join this popular 12-hour online training program designed to help participants better understand and appreciate cultural differences while learning how to create more inclusive, diverse, and welcoming communities.

The training is open to employers, business groups, service providers, government employees, private refugee sponsorship groups, and anyone interested in making a positive difference in their community.

Together, we can help build communities where everyone feels welcome.

Small Businesses. Big Impact.When we think about small businesses, we often think about the products and services they p...
10/22/2026

Small Businesses. Big Impact.

When we think about small businesses, we often think about the products and services they provide. But their impact on our communities goes much further.

From supporting local spending to contributing to public services, small businesses help shape the places we live, work and do business.

This Small Business Week, we're taking a closer look at four ways small businesses contribute to a strong and thriving regional economy.

Take a look at the graphic to learn more.

Happy National Apple Day!Did you know Nova Scotia has more than 400 years of apple-growing history? Apples are more than...
10/21/2026

Happy National Apple Day!

Did you know Nova Scotia has more than 400 years of apple-growing history? Apples are more than a delicious local favourite , they're an important part of our province's economy.

Some economic impacts of Nova Scotia's tree fruit industry:
-Supporting local jobs: In 2023, the industry supported 1,325 jobs across Nova Scotia.
-Contributing to our economy: The industry contributed $83.1 million to Nova Scotia's GDP in 2023.
-Growing for the future: By 2034, the industry is projected to support nearly 2,000 jobs and contribute $126.5 million to provincial GDP under a moderate growth scenario.

From orchards to local businesses, Nova Scotia's fruit growers play an important role in supporting jobs, strengthening our economy and growing our communities.

This National Apple Day, let's celebrate our local growers and the impact they have across the Annapolis Valley and beyond! 🍎

Source: Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Association, Economic Impact Assessment (2024).

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448 Main Street
Kentville, NS
B4N1K8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+19026782200

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