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April 23, 2005

CENTRAL GROVE, N.S.

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The Tiny Tattler, "Canada's Smallest Newspaper" (originally it was 4" x 6" and was later expanded to 5½" x 8"), was founded by the late Ivan A Shortliffe in Central Grove, Digby County, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1933 and was published until 1943.

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This site currently contains information about the Tattler, its history and a few copies that we have been made available online. We hope to have more available soon. If you are looking for genealogical information, visit our Genealogy section. Most of the genealogical information collected thus far is concentrated in Nova Scotia.

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TinyTattley.ca, Vol. 2

Welcome to our redesigned site. Our new look attempts to simulate what The Tiny Tattler may have looked like fresh off the press, with the grey backround resembling the look of fresh newsprint. More editions of The Tattler have been posted.

Since the most recent news from The Tattler is some 60 years old we've now included the latest national and international headlines from globeandmail.com

Please bear with us as we implement the new design and address any growing pains.

Latest Headlines

National

Discussion on moving Cormorants must wait: MacKay

Offering higher education in lower places
Quebec university aims to attract best students from roughest Paris schools with chance to escape stigma

Minor fall on Quebec slopes turns tragic as actress suffers traumatic brain injury

MEET THE MAN WHO GOT IT DONE
Facing huge pressure, Dan Doyle orchestrated an Olympic feat: Completing venues on budget and ahead of time

Rosy outlook from Harper and Carney 'unrealistic,' former BoC boss says

'Risk-takers' will fix economy, Bush says in Calgary
Former president defends wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, thanks Canada for being 'major supplier' of energy to U.S. and recalls trying to rescue the economy in his last days in office: 'Wall Street got drunk and we got the hangover'

International

Madagascar faces censure after change at the top

World Bank warns of G20 protectionism

Mugabe: Wily old fox or mellowed conciliator?
If international donors decide the President has genuinely changed and is slowly giving up power, it could unlock the assistance and recognition that Prime Minister Tsvangirai desperately needs to keep alive the new unity government

AIG must repay taxpayers for bonuses: Geithner

IMF sees an even deeper recession
Agency now says global economic output will contract 0.5% Canada's GDP to shrink by 2%

Cannon, Day get inside look at Kandahar security
Ministers encouraged by tour, announce Canada will spend $21-million on a new law-and-order initiative

This site is dedicated to the memory of Ivan A. Shortliffe (1919 - 1976).

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