JANUARY 1999 - DECEMBER 2001

Volume 4. Issue 3. (Jan/Feb/99)   

• A New Kind of Bean Counter
• Building A Strong Wharf
• "Strategies for the Future"
• Update: FishAid Organization Folds
• Community Economic Development Awards
• The Choices Made
• Wheels of Justice, Grinding Slowly
• Picturing the Fishery, Far and Wide

• In Conversation With Keith Colwell
• What's Come to Pass
• Building a Better Democracy
• Senate Committee Report on Privatization

• Defending Our Marine Infrastructure
• Putting Their Money on the Table
• Creating a Coastal Corridor
• The Cobequid Pass: Another View
• Nova Scotia's "Silver Fox"
• Pulling Together, Sharing Opportunity

• Halifax at 250: Other Faces
• British Columbia's Coastal Communities
  "Canaries in the Coal Mine"
  
• Ecology Action Centre's 1999 Sustainable Communities Award Winner
  The Mi'kmaq Fish and Wildlife Commission
  
• Hitching a Ride: Hazards in the Harbour?
• Lobstering for Dummies

Volume 5. Issue 1. (Sept/Oct/99)   

• CCN Hits the Road
• Living Together, Living Apart
• Fisheries Downturn Affecting Women's Health
• Shelburne FishNet Addresses Women's Health Issues
• An Everyday Pipe-Dream
• Defining Progress: Common Sense Economics
• Lighthouse Day in Nova Scotia
• Dhaliwal Named New Federal Fisheries Minister
• Year 2000: Don't Be Left at Sea
• Global Positioning and Y2K
• Lessons of Kindness, Lessons of Strength

• Standards, Stewardship, and Soil
• Louisbourg : More Than Mere Fortress
• CCN in Action: Forging Broader Links
• Rural Canadians Voice Common Response to Crisis in Rural Canada
• Oil and Gas: Boom Times Coming, or Pandora's Box?
• Helping Communities Help Themselves
• Making Business Work for Communities
• Marshall and Our Common Future

• Two Views on Moving Forward - The Marshall Decision
• "For the Sake of Our Grandchildren"
• "A Necessary First Step Toward Self-Determination"
• Standing Committee's Recommendations
• Whither Cape Breton? - Lab Mice, or Good Advice?
• Treasure of the Musquodoboit Valley
• Small Steps Make Great Strides

• Gut DFO Like a Cod
• Pride and Preservation in "Pine Country"
• The View Through Not-So-Rose-Coloured Glasses
• Community Economic Development Enters the Classroom
• Global Present, Local Future?
• Magic Moments and Helping Hands
• Our Ailing Wharves: Defending Our Berthright
• Moving Beyond Short-Term Job Creation

• Teapot's On, Door's Open
• Celebrating Success in Nova Scotia's Small Communities
• The Great Nova Scotia Trivia Contest
• A Word of Thanks
• Plane un aigle/ The Eagle Soars
• From Liverpool to Here: The Long and Winding Road
• Barb of Hook, or Barb of Spear?
• First Nations and Fishermen Work Together
• Development, or Damage?

• Youth and Community: The 4-H Experience
• Youth and Social Justice
• The Stationmaster's Long Since Gone... Not!
• Celebrate Lighthouse Day !
• "Quite an Education"
• Native, Non-Native Fishermen Work Together Cooperatively
• Gender, Globalization, and the Fisheries

• Recognizing Past Divides, Building Future Unity
• Casting Lifelines: A Work in Progress
• Sheriff's Challenge, Varmints' Answer
• Acting Up in Northern Nova Scotia
• Cape Breton-P.E.I Ferry Service: Looping the Loop?
• Pictou Launch: One "Hec" of a Weekend
• On River Hebert's Victory Of Education and Democracy

• "We All Leave the Wharf at the Same Time"
• From Horse-and-Wagon to the Internet
• Learning Not to Count on The Cat
• The Wisdom of Geese
• "All Creatures are Our Relatives"
• Of Eagles, and Remembrance
• Women's CED Network Taking Root in Nova Scotia
• Meeting of the Ages

• Music to Their Ears;
• Making Wood, and Woods, Work: Now and Tomorrow
• Women On-Line: " I'm So Proud of You, Mom!"
• Celebrating Volunteers: Nominations for CCN's 2001Proud Community Awards
• To Readers of Coastal Communities News : An Appeal for Assistance
• Community School, Community Trust
• DFO's Atlantic Policy Review: More Work Needed

• A Precious Community Resource
• Heritage and Community: One Step at a Time
• Rural Women Look for Credit Where Credit is Due
• Tackling Child Poverty, From the Bottom Up
• Celebrate Lighthouse Day on May 26th!!!
• Artistic Assets of Antigonish
• On the Water: Looking Back, Looking Forward

• The Future of Our Harbour Beds
• Community Problems, Community Solutions
• Nova Scotia Shines Light on Lighthouse Day 2001
• "Tea You Could Trot a Mouse On"
• The 2001 Great Nova Scotia Trivia Contest
• One Big "Thank You"!!!!
• Editorial: Who We Are: Don't Let Them Define You Down
• Atlantic Fisheries Policy Review: Our Future on the Line
• Sustainable Fisheries, Sustainable Communities

• The "Sins" of Jean Nickerson: Preserving Lands and Waters
• Celebrating Success in Coastal and Rural Nova Scotia
• Women and e-Business Taking Flight
• Editorial: History in Our Schools: See Jane Cheered
• CCN Stands Up for the Fisheries of the Future
• Women, Martians, and Equality

• Gem Across Saint Margaret's
• From Disaster to Opportunity
• Rural Communities Impacting Policy
• Finding Connections in Colchester's Digital Economy
• Strong Partnership Lands Local Jobs
• Editorial: "Allow Us to Retain Our Faith"
• Of Democracy and Determination
• Canso Peninsula Open for Business
• A Word of Thanks

• "Working Together For the Good of All"
• The Sheep Was Onto Something
• Got Lemons? Make Lemonade!
• Remembering Lillian Benham
• Of Gravol and Bone-Tired Admiration
• Creativity, Connections, Communications
• Setting Anchor on the Waterfront
• Putting the Jobs Back in the Plant
• A Word of Thanks