Annapolis Community Health Board

06/15/2026

With funding from the Producer Mental Wellbeing Initiative, Farm Safety is recruiting participants to help pilot a Trusted Farm Relief Worker Program.

Those participating in the pilot will undergo various training sessions in the second half of July and have on-farm placements the first week of August.

All training costs will be covered, as well as wages for time worked on farm.

Grow your skills and experience while helping shape future programming to allow farmers take a break.

For details, contact [email protected] or phone 902-893-2293 ext 108

06/15/2026

Thanks to the generosity of Kings County Recreation, Include Me families will be able to participate in a free Sensory Family Swim at the Waterville Pool on Sunday, June 14th* from 6:00pm to 7:00pm!

*Another sensory swim will also be offered on Sunday, June 21st. Stay tuned for registration details on Include Me's page.

Many thanks to [Municipality of Kings Recreation Services) for its continued support of Include Me!

To register for this Sunday's swim, please click on the link below:

https://forms.gle/hk6K2kXrZhn7Lnqc6

06/15/2026

☀️ One more sleep until lake days are back.

Raven Haven opens tomorrow for the season, and we’re ready for another summer of sandy beaches, free boat loans, paddleboarding, picnics, and memory-making on Sandy Bottom Lake.

We’ll see you at the beach.

06/15/2026

The FIFA World Cup brings excitement, community, and unforgettable moments, but it also brings a surge in sports betting ads.

During games, on social media, and through our favourite athletes, gambling is becoming increasingly normalized, especially for young people. When betting is framed as harmless fun, the risks can be easy to miss.

Research suggests exposure to gambling advertising can influence how often people gamble and how much they spend.

Learn more about the mental health and addiction risks of sports betting and how we can start the conversation: https://cmha.ca/more-than-the-score

06/15/2026

06/13/2026

Sign up https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe3Ba9Yg9gLPDyHkoGqukOKdJQTe_IfslaZ6amv40Wua1Gk6w/viewform by Tuesday, June 16th, to register for the session, and you will be sent the Zoom link.

06/12/2026

There will be a Public Hearing regarding the Magee Drive Development Application on June 22.

The Public Hearing will move directly into a Special Council meeting.

📍Town Hall Council Chambers - 131 Commercial Street
⏰6:30pm

06/12/2026

The Community Conversations sessions are bringing residents, Council, and staff together across Annapolis County for meaningful discussions, questions, ideas, and connections.

With two successful sessions already held, we’re looking forward to continuing the conversation with our final session before the summer break on June 24 in District 5 at the Lower Granville Community Hall. The series will return again in Fall 2026.

Learn more about the conversations so far, what residents have shared, and what’s coming next by reading the full press release here: https://annapoliscounty.ca/government/news-media-releases/2360-bringing-residents-and-council-together-no-podium-no-speeches-just-conversations

Photo: A Community Conversations moment: Warden Diane Le Blanc and Deputy Warden Dustin Enslow chat with a resident at the Community Voice table, sharing ideas and discussing what matters most to the community.

06/12/2026

While Canada is one of the largest exporters of agri-food products in the world, Canadians continue to face some of the highest grocery costs in the G7.