The Western Star

This amzing photo was taken by Dennis Curran in  Cherry Hill, Lunenburg County, N.S.,  in January on a lovely clear, cold night. This is the Orion Nebula. You can see the dagger that hangs from Orion's belt.  Send ...

This was too nice not to share.. It comes all the way from Shearstown, N.L. Cadence Noseworthy is five years old and has fond memories of Christmas.  With the snow that keeps reappearing in our weather forecast, it doesn't seem that far ...

Betty Meredith was up in time to capture this stunning sunrise Thursday morning at Mader's Cove in Mahone Bay N.S. You know what they say: "Red sky in the morning, sailors' take warning." Send Cindy your weather shots at ...

Charlotte McKenna is only six years old but she is big enough to push herself on the swing. She drew a beautiful rainbow that appeared after a shower in Milford, N.S. Hey kids! Send Cindy your weather artwork at weathermail@weatherbyday.ca. ...

On April 17, the weather map looked like the inside of a crayon box: so many colours! Cindy Day The various colours defining the numerous weather warnings, stretched from one end of Atlantic Canada to the other. While the weather was less ...

Sarah Norris was having a little fun with the famous "Shubenacadie Tree". It's every bit as beautiful reflected upside down in a lensball. Send Cindy your weather shots at weathermail@weatherbyday.ca. ...

I've never been to Little Port, N.L., but this photo makes me want to go! Thanks to Jason Boutilier for sharing! Send Cindy your weather shots at weathermail@weatherbyday.ca. ...

I don’t spend a lot of time on Facebook during the weekend, but I like to check it a few times. When I did look this past weekend, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Not one, but several photos of a fairly unusual cloud formation. It appears ...

Last Wednesday evening I was out washing my car in the driveway - move over robin red breast, that’s a true sign of spring – but, I digress. While I was out, I could hear the “toc toc” sound of a woodpecker on a nearby maple ...

I love to get mail - especially when it comes from curious minds. The other day, June Little was curious about something: the blue land off to the distance. She sent along a photo and asked, “why do New Brunswick and Isle Haute look so blue ...