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- ↑ Annapolis County newspaper history: taking a weekly look at where we came from Digby Courier
- ↑ Mrs. Edith Wallis: Digby Courier Virtual Museum
- ↑ Tri-County Vanguard to merge three weeklies Halifax Chronicle Herald