Sackville’s chocolatier, Ed Knuckles, retires after 10 years in business

December 14, 2023
Erica Butler

On today’s show, we hear from Ed Knuckles, who has announced his retirement and the permanent closure of his chocolate shop, Knuckles Truffles on York Street in Sackville, as of December 23. Plus we take a look at a decision by Tantramar council to opt out of blue bag recycling collection starting in November next year, and the RCMP underwater unit conducts a search in Port Elgin area.

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Sackville’s chocolatier, Ed Knuckles, retires after 10 years in business

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