81. Aboriginal Canada Portal: Nova Scotia - Language, Heritage And Culture - Arts An 1.888.399.0111 Where you are Home Provincial and Territorial Information nova scotia Language, Heritage and culture Arts and culture. nova scotia. http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca/abdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdoc/12.8.11.2

@import "../vConfiguration/advanced.css"; advanced search Home Provincial and Territorial Information Nova Scotia ... Nations and Communities Arts and Culture The information in this section is specific to Aboriginal peoples and businesses. For more information on programs and services available to all Canadians, please visit the following Web site: CultureCanada.gc.ca View similar pages in the Portal: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Northwest Territories Nunavut Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Canada Artists (National) Facilities and Organizations Last Modified: 2004-03-01 Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Important Notices

82. CanLearn Interactive - Living Visit Virtual nova scotia for current information about the geography, culture,heritage, and economy of nova scotia. nova scotia Learning Resources http://www.canlearn.ca/living/quickfacts/clns.cfm?langcanlearn=EN

83. ACOA Website - News - News Releases Halifax, nova scotia. A new strategy for nova scotia s culture sector was releasedtoday. nova scotia s rich culture has always defined who we are as a people. http://www.acoa.ca/e/media/press/press.shtml?1208

84. ACOA Website - News - News Releases celebrating the rich roots of Acadian culture and heritage, but we are also creatingeconomic opportunities for nova scotia in the tourism and culture sectors http://www.acoa.ca/e/media/press/press.shtml?1599

85. Société Nationale De L Acadie Arts and culture are alive and well with nova scotia’s Acadians through dance,song, music, theatre, painting, sculpture, poetry and a many other artistic http://www.acadie400.ca/en/default.asp?SousMenu=91&IdContenu=41

86. Millennium: Foundation Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and, today with nova scotia, clearly demonstrate theagreement, the Department of Education and culture will reinvest http://www.millenniumscholarships.ca/en/foundation/publications/archivepress/jun

Shortcuts General News Press releases Discussion Forums Excellence Awards-How to apply Bursary Program-How to apply Publications Other Student Aid Links Archive of Press Releases Canada Millennium Scholarships to benefit Nova Scotia students Halifax, June 8, 1999 - Starting in January 2000, and continuing for the next 10 years, almost $95 million will be awarded to Nova Scotia students in Canadian Millennium Scholarships. Each year, 3,000 full-time post-secondary students who receive government financial assistance and 110 graduating high school students will be eligible for the awards offered by the Canadian Millennium Scholarship Foundation. The agreement between the province and the Millennium Foundation was signed today in Halifax by Wayne Gaudet, Minister of Education and Culture, Norman Riddell, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation, and student representative Troy Humber, Vice President of Student Affairs, Saint Mary's University Student Association. Kelly MacKenzie, student representative on the Nova Scotia Council on Higher Education; and Millennium Foundation Board of Directors members, Ms. Mary Morrissey and Dr. Sean Riley also attended the event.

87. Internet Solutions : Nova Scotia Department Of Tourism And Culture nova scotia Department of Tourism and culture. Objective The originalexploreNS.com web site was created in 1995. Since that time http://www.isl.ca/portfolio/explorens.cfm

Case Studies: Cox Hanson O'Reilly Matheson Dalhousie Student Union High Liner Foods Neptune Theatre ... Purdy's Wharf Nova Scotia Department of Tourism and Culture Stewart McKelvey Akara Corporation Ocean Nutrition Canada Recent Projects Nova Scotia Department of Tourism and Culture Objective The original exploreNS.com web site was created in 1995. Since that time, the primary goal of the site, which is the promotion of Nova Scotia as a tourist destination, has remained unchanged. However, as the online services of the site expanded to better serve their high volumes of internet traffic, the content, technology, and functionality necessary to achieve their goals required updating. The information and functionality of the site were still consistent with their goals, but it had reached a level where it needed to be re-designed in order to address the issues that a growing body of information and technology create. Solution The foundation of this re-design began with an extensive analysis and re-development of the information architecture, in order to create a logical and intuitive navigational system. This change served the dual purpose of being easily modifiable, as the site continues to grow, thereby increasingly the longevity of the design, as well as improving the navigation for the frequent or first time web visitor. The site was then re-designed visually in order to create a modern appearance and an integrated marketing approach. www.novascotia.com

88. Regional, North America, Canada, Nova Scotia, Society And Culture: Genealogy Census records, and articles, along with the lighter side of our Acadian culture.nova scotia Bound Ships bound for nova scotia between 1750 and 1862. http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Nova_Scotia/Society_and_Cul

Top Regional North America Canada ... By County Related links of interest: Regional:North America:Canada:Society and Culture:Genealogy Society:Genealogy:Surnames A Bit About the Purcells - Information about the genealogy of the Purcell and Murphy names in Canada. Lists family history and genealogy, interests, scrapbook, links, searchable surname files and genealogy utilities. About.com - Acadian Genealogy - Resources to assist in the research of Acadian and Cajun genealogy. Berwick Register Newspaper Extracts - Extracts from 1897 onward. Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia - Research is available to members by volunteers who are consultants. Death records by surname and records of events in Halifax are available online. Genealogy and Acadian Connections - History, Acadian surname lists, searchable database, poems, and links. Hannaams/Hanhams Global 2002 Project Registry - Hannaams/Hanhams registry, postings. The goal is to collect copies of all documents, photographs, death and birth certificates, memorabilia of Hannams, Hanhams or Hanham. Jones Family Genealogy - Genealogy of the Jones, Rees, Dvid, and Aycock families among others from Wales, Scotland and Ireland in Nova Scotia.

89. Nova Scotia Community College | Aquaculture culture harvesting and transport techniques will be discussed with an emphasis onproducing a quality aquaculture product nova scotia Community College, 2003 http://www.nscc.ca/learning_programs/programs/aquaculture.asp

Welcome Page Learning Programs Schools Online Education ... Academic Schedule Aquaculture Start Date: September Length: One Year Credential: Certificate Location: Shelburne Campus This program is undergoing renewal, which may result in changes to information presented here. This continuous improvement process involves extensive consultation with employers, faculty, graduates and students to ensure that program outcomes continue to meet the needs of employers and students. Program Description The term aquaculture refers to the culturing and raising of aquatic plants or animals. In this program you will learn how to be an aquaculturist, raising fish, shellfish and aquatic plants, normally in a controlled environment. You will develop skills in the operation, maintenance and management of hatchery and grow out facilities. More technical aspect such as animal nutrition, disease diagnosis and treatment, water quality analysis and the evaluation of new aquaculture species will also be emphasized. Employment Opportunities Employment in this industry is, at times, strenuous, and involves both indoor and outdoor work. In Atlantic Canada the work is largely related to trout, salmon, mussels and oysters, although other species are cultured on a smaller scale. Graduates may seek employment with private aquaculture operations, government operations and with experimental aquatic farms. You may also become self-employed, owning and operating your own aquaculture operation.

90. Planter Links: Community And Culture In Colonial Nova Scotia Planter Links Community and culture in Colonial nova scotia. 2001 MargaretConrad and Barry Moody, eds. ISBN 0919107-46-X paper $21.95. http://www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/Acadiensis/books/planter.htm

Planter Links: Community and Culture in Colonial Nova Scotia Margaret Conrad and Barry Moody, eds. ISBN 0-919107-46-X paper $21.95 They came into early Nova Scotia from many backgrounds, carrying the village culture, missionary ideals, political dreams, economic ambitions and ordinary hopes of the eighteenth century. Preachers and privateers, teachers and soldiers, merchants and farmers, these men and women founded communities and planted seeds that have made a distinctive contribution to local and regional identities in the Maritime Provinces. Contents Barry Moody Introduction Richard Lyman Bushman Cultural Orientations: Migrations West, Migrations North Robert McLaughlin Motives for Planter Migrations: The Case of Chatham, Massachusetts Daniel Conlin They Plundered Well: Planters as Privateers, 1793-1805 David Murray Just Excuses: Planter Jury Culture in Barrington Township, Nova Scotia, 1795-1837 Peter Haring Judd , An "Uncompromising Whig" and Rebel Pastor in Planter Nova Scotia, 1766-1778 David Jaffee New England Diaspora: Village Culture in Post-Revolutionary New Hampshire and Nova Scotia Philip Girard Preacher to Planter to Patriarch: The Vicissitudes of the Reverend James Murdoch Eldon Hay Planter Politics in Covenanter Controversies Barry Cahill Colchester Men: The Pro-Slavery Presbyterian Witness of the Reverends Daniel Cock of Truro and David Smith of Londonderry Kenneth Paulsen Lunenburg and the Formation of Local Government in Nova Scotia Nancy Vogan The Robert Moor Tunebook and Musical Culture in Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia

91. Bank Of Nova Scotia - Careers, Jobs And Hiring Information: Vault.com. Visit the Bank of nova scotia Employee Message Board to Share informationabout Bank of nova scotia s culture, hours, hiring process and more; http://www.vault.com/employment/BankofNovaScotia.html

Looking for insider information on Bank of Nova Scotia? Vault, Inc. is the "Insider" Career Network. We annually survey and interview 10,000s of employees and job seekers to bring readers the inside scoop on top industries and employers. We provide a free insider employer profile on Bank of Nova Scotia, based on interviews and surveys of Bank of Nova Scotia employees. Read the profile to find out: What it's like to work at Bank of Nova Scotia How to get a job at Bank of Nova Scotia The interviewing and hiring process at Bank of Nova Scotia What Bank of Nova Scotia employees and insiders have to say about Bank of Nova Scotia And more! Click here for employer profiles on Bank of Nova Scotia and other Commercial Banking employers Vault also provides a free Bank of Nova Scotia Employee Message Board as part of the Electronic Watercooler, the original online workplace community featuring more than 800,000 messages on top companies and industries. Visit the Bank of Nova Scotia Employee Message Board to: Share information about Bank of Nova Scotia's culture, hours, hiring process and more

92. Nova Scotia Acadie, the regional office of the Centre provincial de ressources pédagogiquesand the regional office of the nova scotia Ministry of Education and culture. http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/lo-ol/pubs/1996-98/english/section3/p27.html

NOVA SCOTIA Total Population: Francophone Population: Acadian schools (elementary and secondary) Schools offering immersion programs Universities/Colleges School-community centre Community radios PROMOTION La Revue musicale acadienne Francophonie Week In 1997, the Acadian community marked the 60th anniversary of the founding of the weekly, Le Petit Courrier, which developed into the Courrier, the only French-language newspaper in Nova Scotia. French Book Fair The first-ever Nova Scotia French book fair took place at the Carrefour du Grand-Havre in Dartmouth in October 1996. The Acadian and Francophone communities came out in great numbers to enjoy this new opportunity to buy books and audio tapes in French. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Development Plan La Picasse Land of Evangeline Inspired by the 150th anniversary of the poem Evangeline, a steering committee launched the project "Land of Evangeline", which dedicated 12 months to promote Acadian heritage in Nova Scotia. The committee was made up of many organizations from within the minority community, representatives of Canadian Heritage (Parks Canada and Official Languages Support Programs), Nova Scotia Tourism, two regional development agencies and one private business. One coordinator and two officers conducted all of the research on the sites as well as events linked to Acadian culture from Mont Uniacke to the Pubnicos mountains.

93. Living In Halifax: Culture See Halifax Tourism for a complete listing of entertainment options. Museums Libraries Black Cultural Centre for nova scotia www.bccns.com. http://www.greaterhalifax.com/livinginhalifax.asp?cmPageID=171

94. Canadian Arts Expression @ Culture.ca nova scotia Department of Tourism culture Information about tourism,culture, heritage, and the department, and links to related sites. http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=100&page=14&s

95. Nova Scotia Self-Esteem Association (NSSEA) Tourism culture The industries in nova scotia are mostly fishing, forestry,and environment industries. Our special maritime character http://www.nsnet.org/nssea/novascotia.html

Nova Scotia What’s Nova Scotia Like? Absolutely beautiful! We have 37 national parks in Atlantic Canada, and 11 are in Nova Scotia. These sites are unique places that showcase the rich diversity of our landscapes-both natural and cultural. The total length of our province is 575 kilometres and its average width is about 130 kilometres. The Northumberland Strait, on the north shore, separates Nova Scotia from Prince Edward Island. The north shore has many gorgeous beaches with white sand and gentle slopes, perfect for farming. Nova Scotia has four distinct seasons; however, the climate is very unpredictable. In the summer it can get very hot and in the winter it can get very cold. The weather varies from day to day (according to the season) it can go from –4 degrees F to the low 90’s. If you look at a globe, you will see that Nova Scotia is at the same latitude as the American State of Oregon and Southern France. Not quite the “frozen north” some might imagine. Check out our province on the Internet at: http://nsonline.com

96. 2003 Nova Scotia Election This is the first election in nova scotia history where all three parties have presentedcultural platforms, and a panel of nine culture sector experts drawn http://www.herald.ns.ca/cgi-bin/home/package?PE03Aug3

97. Archaeology In Nova Scotia - Cultural Origins known permanent European settlement in nova scotia was established by the Frenchat Port Royal in 1605. As time progressed, many different cultural groups came http://museum.gov.ns.ca/arch/culture.htm

Cultural Origins The First People The first people to come to the area are known to archaeologists as the Palaeo-Indians . A known habitation site at Debert, Nova Scotia, is one of the most important finds of this period in eastern North America. One of the most distinctive artifacts associated with this group is the fluted spear point Very little evidence exists for the presence of people in Nova Scotia between 9,000 and 5000 years ago. However, archaeological finds from other parts of Atlantic Canada and New England indicate that people were in the region. From about 5000 to 2,500 years ago evidence does suggest that people are living in the area we know today as Nova Scotia. This period (9,000-2,500 BP) is known to archaeologists as the Archaic Period Following the Archaic Period is the Maritime Woodland Period which runs from about 2500 years ago to European contact. One of the most distinctive features of this period is the presence of clay pottery. Colonial Settlement Although evidence suggests that Basque, Portuguese and French fisherman were making seasonal visits to the area during the sixteenth century, the first known permanent European settlement in Nova Scotia was established by the French at Port Royal in 1605.

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99. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > ... > Canada > Nova Scotia > Society An Society and culture Subjects Regional Canada nova scotia Society and culture. Browse, Sites in Society and culture (5). http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=47327

100. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > ... > Canada > Nova Scotia > Arts And E www.fundyarts.com Site Info. Dance nova scotia The umbrella agency for allforms of dance in the province. www.chebucto.ns.ca/culture/DANS - Site Info. http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=282277&mode=general

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