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10/31/2022

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01/30/2019

This cottage at 1029 Tower Road may disappear once the three-year ‘waiting period’ for demolition of a registered heritage building expires.

Author Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote about the house and long-time public historian Blair Beed shared the story on the radio today. Listen here: https://www.news957.com/audio/the-rick-howe-show/ (10 minutes past noon on January 28th).

1029 Tower Road appears in one of LM Montgomery’s world-renowned books about Anne Shirley of Green Gables. When Anne is in “Kingsport” as an adult, she is really in Halifax, where Montgomery became familiar with this house on her way to Point Pleasant Park.

09/27/2016

We are sure farmers miss the good old days when their sheep ordered their own meds. Some whimsical early 20th century advertising for your Tuesday.

08/26/2016

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08/24/2016

The Friends of McNabs Island Society, in conjunction with The Waterfront Development Corporation, partnered with Sperry Design to develop and design a series of interpretive panels and wayfinding trail markers. The system completely enhances and assists the visitor experience on the island. Be sure to visit!

08/24/2016

Sperry Design completed a new brandmark and tagline for a great company, Total Fall Protection. Your trusted partner.

Check out sperrydesign.ca for more information on how we arrived at TFP's story and new brand.

08/09/2016

We added some more projects to our website. Go and have a boo at sperrydesign.ca

07/21/2016

If this brochure doesn't make you grab the family/dog/cat, hop in the car, and drive to Richmond Co., we don't know what will!

Our design team had a great time creating these fun, cool, and informative, brochures, as well as a map, and placemats for Richmond County, Cape Breton. Be sure to visit this beautiful and laid back part of Cape Breton, where you can "Just Coast".

06/30/2016

Helping our Parks Canada client, get ready for their summer at Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Ingonish. We worked closely with Parks staff (Big THANK YOU KT and Parks team) on outdoor interpretive panels for MacKenzie Mountain look off areas. Aren't these little beauts!

06/01/2016

We're catching up on all the graphic design news. Here's a great and grotesque piece from April.

Rod McDonald has spent years creating a new typeface from the ashes of early 20th century standards. This week came the Manhattan launch party.

06/01/2016

We have a BRAND NEW WEBSITE! Come and check us out!

03/24/2016

Wishing you all a Happy Easter