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Wild Orchid Farm is home to various other farm animals which are treated like family. If you run out of time to stop in for a visit, you can find their products online, but we recommend the in-per- son visit as it is an experience second to none. Staying with the farm theme, you can visit the Anti- gonish Farmer’s Market every Saturday from 10 am - 1 pm, located on James Street. This market features local vendors offering fresh produce, bakery items, souvenirs, clothing, sentimental gifts, and much more. It is a great way to kick off exploring all the amazing small businesses that can be found in Antigonish’s downtown and sur- rounding area. To satisfy all your cravings, Antigonish has several restaurants that offer something for everyone and are worthy of more than one visit when in town. The Waffle Bus Stop, Gabrieau’s and The Brown - stone are restaurants located in downtown Antig- onish and all have friendly staff that are more than happy to serve you breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between. Each offers you a unique dining experience with locally sourced ingredients that everyone will enjoy.

About an hour (75 km – 46.6 mi) along the scenic shoreline on Highway 245 will take you to the town of Antigonish. Famously known for its friendly diverse roots, and home to St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish nestles its way into the hearts of all who visit whether it is for a weekend stay or while getting your degree. With a population of just over 4000, Antigonish offers big city amenities while staying quaint and simple. With accommodation options around every corner, Antigonish is the perfect destina- tion for when visiting or exploring Nova Scotia and one that needs to be on your must-visit list for this summer and beyond. If you are looking for a unique opportunity to relax, reset and connect with a time that most of us have forgotten, then Wild Orchid Farm should be on your must-visit list when in Anti- gonish. Wild Orchid Farm revolves around love – love for family, for the animals, and for the land. Plus, they provide an opportunity to expe- rience farm life firsthand with a farm stay taking your experience to the next level. The on-farm boutique offers their made-by-hand goat’s milk soaps which are made from their own farm fresh goat milk and other locally sourced ingredients. Located just outside the town of Antigonish,

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VOL 23 ISSUE 1 • SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS MAGAZINE

SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS MAGAZINE • VOL 23 ISSUE 1

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