81. CANADopt Nova Scotia -Government The information on this page was last updated on Tuesday April 03 2001. nova scotiagovernment Information. Link to the government of nova scotia. Registry. http://www.canadopt.ca/nsgov.htm

The information on this page was last updated on Tuesday April 03 2001 Nova Scotia Government Information Link to the Government of Nova Scotia Registry Adoption Disclosure Service Program Department of Community Services P.O. Box 696 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3J 2T7 Tel: (902) 424-2755 Fax: (902) 424-0708 Web Site Non-Identifying Information Prepared within six weeks. Passive Registry Passive Register for Birth Relatives. A match (if there is a corresponding applicant) within six weeks. Active Search Active searches can be done on behalf of adoptees and birth parents upon request. Applications can be requested by calling (902) 424-2755. Fees As of May, 1999, no fees are being charged for adoption information including searches. Counselling Parties are referred to outside counselling services. Related Nova Scotia Web Pages A paper on the legal status of a child born out of wedlock in Nova Scotia Web page Pamphlet Dealing with legal issues of Nova Scotia adoptions. Includes information on searching. Web page Text of "An Act to Provide for Adoption Information" Web page Summary of information from the Nova Scotia Adoption Information Act Web page See a link or some info we've not included or got wrong?

82. CultureCanada.gc.ca: Aboriginal Culture And Heritage - Nova Scotia A directory maintained by Culture Canada. Offers links to government and civil agencies plus related information. http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.8.2.html

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Nova Scotia Aboriginal Culture and Heritage ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Aboriginal Affairs - Nova Scotia Source: Nova Scotia Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Languages - Maliseet Language Source: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Atlantic Canada Wildlife Source: Environment Canada Atlantic Policy Congress Source: Atlantic Policy Congress Chapel Island First Nation Source: Chapel Island First Nation Confederacy of Nova Scotia Metis Source: Confederacy of Nova Scotia Metis First Nations of Nova Scotia Source: Nova Scotia Office of Aboriginal Affairs First Peoples on SchoolNet - Atlantic Canada Schools Source: SchoolNet Indian and Northern Affairs Canada - Atlantic Region Source: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Kespitukik to Port Royal: The Living History of Nova Scotia's Western Valley Source: Canada's Digital Collections Membertou First Nation Source: Membertou First Nation Mi'kma'ki (map) - Resource Library - Native Council of Nova Scotia Source: Native Council of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq and Maliseet Cultural Objects Source: Canada's Digital Collections Mi'kmaq Culture - Resource Library Source: Native Council of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq Holdings Resource Guide - Virtual Exhibit Source: Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management Mi'kmaq Portraits Collection Source: Nova Scotia Museum Mi'kmaq Resource Centre Source: Mi'kmaq Resource Centre

83. Government Jobs In Nova Scotia EcoEmploy Main Menu, Advertiser s Banner, government Jobs in nova scotia.Below are links to employer Web sites Provincial government http://www.ejobs.org/states/novgov.html

Government Jobs in Nova Scotia Below are links to employer Web sites: Provincial government jobs Antigonish County, Municipality of Argyle, Municipality of East Hants, Municipality of ... EcoEmploy SM Nova Scotia Menu Companies Non-profits Law Firms ... Contact www.EcoEmploy.com

84. Legislature Redirection Official site of the nova scotia Legislative Assembly of government. Consisting of the Lieutenant Governer and the House of Assembly. http://www.gov.ns.ca/legi/

The information that you're looking for has been moved to a new Web site. http://www.gov.ns.ca/legislature is the new home of the Nova Scotia Legislature's Web site. Please wait 10 seconds to be automatically forwarded to our new site, or if your browser does not support redirection, click here

85. Nova Scotia Liberal Party - SPLASH NOT WORKING (Halifax, NS) Liberal Economic Development Critic, Manning MacDonald,says the government s economic plan is not working for rural nova scotia. http://www.liberal.ns.ca/

Nova Scotia's online headquarters for the Liberal Party of Canada The Federal Election has been called for June 28, 2004. For information on your Nova Scotia candidates for the Liberal Party of Canada and where we stand on the issues, please enter here. Choose Paul Martin and the Liberal Party. Choose Your Canada! The Nova Scotia Liberal Party 's online headquarters. Welcome to the online home of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party. Our leader, Wayne Gaudet, and all of Liberal MLA's are working hard for all Nova Scotians. For information on the policies of our Party, events, and to contact us, please enter here.

86. Nova Scotia Emergency Measures Organization The agency of government which develops prompt and coordinated emergency response mechanisms and administers nova scotia's enhanced 91-1 System. http://www.gov.ns.ca/emo

Government Home Government Index EMO Home About EMO About 911 Business Continuity Business Plan 2004-2005 (PDF) Disaster Financial Assistance Emergency Management Tools Emergency Preparedness Hurricane Juan ... Routine Access Policy (PDF) Teacher's Corner Training and Education Contact Us Other helpful Links The Nova Scotia Emergency Measures Organization is the agency of the Nova Scotia Government that is responsible for providing a prompt and coordinated response to emergencies. Here are some helpful links to becoming prepared for the unexpected. Please use this website to find out more about what we do how to prepare for emergencies or how to get help as quickly as possible by using the 911 emergency reporting system. You can also acquire some of the tools we use for emergency preparedness and find links to the people we work with. EMO is helping in the classroom. Together with the Department of Education, we've developed an activity pack to provide teachers with the tools they need to teach children how and when to get help in an emergency by dialling 911.

87. Nova Scotia Social Studies illustrated From government of nova scotia - http//explore.gov.ns.ca/. novascotia government Website Official website of the Province of nova scotia. http://www.archaeolink.com/nova_scotia_geography_social_stu.htm

Nova Scotia People History Social Studies Home Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon Learn about Ancient Canada in Canadian Archaeology , province by province. Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia "The Society for the Protection and Preservation of Black Culture in Nova Scotia (better know as the Black Cultural Society) was incorporated as a charitable organization in 1977. The Society consists of 26 Board of Directors, representing various black communities in Nova Scotia and one representative of African United Baptist Association." You will find history, culture, projects, music, stories and much more. - illustrated - From Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia - http://www.bccns.com/ CanadaInfo: Provinces and Territories: Nova Scotia A brief overview including symbols, short description, downloads and a few famous people. A good website for the younger student. - illustrated - From CanadaInfo - Community Profiles, Nova Scotia

88. CNEWS - Canada: N.S. Minority Government Survives First Test HALIFAX (CP) nova scotia s minority government breezed through its first real testTuesday by surviving a budget vote in the legislature with the help of the http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/455577-cp.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index May 11, 2004 CANADA Atlantic Ticker Western Ticker Ont/Que Ticker ... Weather How high is the abortion issue on your list of election concerns? First and foremost. Moderately high. Quite low. Not sure. The results so far More on the story Speak your mind in the CNEWS Forum N.S. minority government survives first test By MURRAY BREWSTER HALIFAX (CP) - Nova Scotia's minority government breezed through its first real test Tuesday by surviving a budget vote in the legislature with the help of the Opposition New Democrats. Premier John Hamm's Conservatives made some major concessions to stay in power, including the partial rescinding of the party's 10 per cent personal income tax, which was only introduced on Jan. 1. The final vote in the legislature was 40 in favour of the budget, 10 against and one absence. "We worked very hard over the past winter to come up with a budget that was right and one that could be supported by opposition parties," the premier told reporters later. "It was not an easy exercise."

89. Premiers Of Nova Scotia 1848 was the beginning of Responsible government in nova scotia. The winnerof freedom of the press and responsible government for nova scotia. http://www.canadainfolink.ca/premiers.htm

The Nova Scotia flag Province House, Halifax, Nova Scotia Picture from a water colour by Laurie Mireau PREMIERS OF NOVA SCOTIA Premiers of Nova Scotia 1848-2004 Also see Murray Beck's two volumes on NS Politics of Nova Scotia Vol. 1- 1710-1896 and Vol. 2- 1896-1988 Index to Premiers 1.James Uniacke 11. William Pipes 21. Robert Stanfield 2.Sir William Young ... +Liberal Premiers DCB Online refers to the online edition of the Dictionary Canadian Biography The numbers refer to the listing on this page. Some of the named individuals served twice as premier. 1. JAMES BOYLE UNIACKE ( Reform) Liberal Lawyer Feb. 2, 1848*- April 3, 1854 Dictionary Canadian Biography Vol. VIII DCB Online Location of his grave. Age on becoming premier- 49 Born 1800- Died March 26, 1858 *1848 was the beginning of Responsible Government in Nova Scotia. 2. SIR WILLIAM YOUNG Liberal Lawyer Age on becoming premier-54 His monument in Camp Hill Cemetery, Halifax. Born Sept. 8, 1799- Died May 8, 1887 With Lady Young. Dictionary Canadian Biography Vol. XI DCB Online played a key role in founding of Acadia University - rival of Joseph Howe - passed the Free School Act (1864) 3. JAMES WILLIAM JOHNSON

90. CBC - Nova Scotia Votes 2003 A new era in nova scotia politics started Aug. 5 when cranky voters erased JohnHamm s majority government, forcing the premier to search out allies in the http://www.cbc.ca/nsvotes2003/

NS Votes Main Indepth Features Parties and Leaders ... novascotia.cbc.ca En français: Radio Canada Main Voting Day August 05, 2003 Overall Election Results Party Elected Leading Total Pop. Vote % PC NDP LIB OTH Last Update Tue Aug 5 10:44:24 ADT 2003 52 seats Hamm returned with minority government WebPosted August 11, 2003 A new era in Nova Scotia politics started Aug. 5 when cranky voters erased John Hamm's majority government, forcing the premier to search out allies in the opposition ranks. "Nova Scotia politics just got a lot more interesting," a smiling Hamm told supporters at his victory party. The PC party gained the necessary seats to form government, having been elected in 25 districts ? but that's two short of a majority. The New Democrats came in second with 15 seats. The Liberals under rookie leader Danny Graham took third place with 12 seats. "Now is the time for all three political parties to renew their commitment to good government," said Hamm, extending an offer to the Liberal and NDP leaders to work together. "There is plenty of room for common ground. Tonight I'm issuing a call for bold ideas."

91. CBC News:Insurance Bureau Urges Nova Scotia To Scrap Insurance Rollback 0212 HALIFAX The Insurance Bureau of Canada is urging the NovaScotia government to scrap its new auto insurance legislation. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/10/28/nsinsurance031028

document.write(""); document.write(""); Insurance Bureau urges Nova Scotia to scrap insurance rollback Last Updated Tue, 28 Oct 2003 19:02:12 HALIFAX - The Insurance Bureau of Canada is urging the Nova Scotia government to scrap its new auto insurance legislation. INDEPTH: Insurance Rates The Nova Scotia government passed legislation on Monday that forces insurance companies to lower their premiums by 20 per cent. IBC president Stan Griffin says the new bill will provide no savings for insurance companies. He says both the Conservative government and the opposition are being irresponsible in pushing ahead with a product they both know is not financially viable. Ron Russell, the minister in charge of insurance, insists government estimates show insurers will see substantial savings. Under the terms of the new legislation those who claim for pain and suffering for "minor injuries" will be entitled to a maximum payment of $2,500. Written by CBC News Online staff H e a d l i n e s : C a n a d a No results blackout on election night CBC ordered to turn over tapes to Air India trial Harper unfazed by Liberal attack ads Tories promise to speed up recognition of foreign credentials ... Woman awarded $100,000 for CIA-funded electroshock

92. Nova Scotia (Government Of) Home government Directories nova scotia (government of). Visit OurWebsite. Welcome to the government of nova scotia Web site. http://www.shopincanada.com/Government/Directories/Nova_Scotia__Government_of__/

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93. Government Relations: Nova Scotia nova scotia Introduces Bill On Sunday Shopping. 2003 nova scotia Budget. Generallinks Media. Minimum Wages. Store Hours Guidelines. government links government. http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/provincial/ns/

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94. The Newsroom Premier John Hamm said the government is committed to improving those servicesat the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, nova scotia s only pediatric hospital. http://www.herald.ns.ca/

High 21 Low 8 Thursday, June 10, 2004 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Front Page Metro Nova Scotia Canada World ... Friday Other Herald Web Sites www.WheelsPress.com www.JobsPress.com www.DinersChoice.ca Premier happy with offshore promise Hamm not cynical PM cut royalties deal with Nfld. WEST PUBNICO - Premier John Hamm says he doesn't mind that Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams seems to have done in days what he has tried to do for years - get a new oil and gas deal from Ottawa. Mr. Hamm, who launched the Campaign for Fairness for a bigger share of offshore revenue in January 2001, said Wednesday he's just interested in getting a better deal for Nova Scotians. "I have no interest in where it got announced," he said in West Pubnico. "All I'm interested in is that Nova Scotians get what is their due. Full story ... Medical mistakes affect 25%of adults - report Almost one-quarter of Canadian adults in 2003 reported they or a relative sometime in their lives experienced a preventable health problem caused by a medical mistake, a new report says. Thirty per cent of them said the "adverse event" had happened in the past year, said the report, released Wednesday by the Canadian Institute for Health Information.

95. Titanic ~ The Unsinkable Ship And Halifax, Nova Scotia Copyright © 1998, government of nova scotia, All Rights Reserved. Noduplication permitted without government of nova scotia consent. http://titanic.gov.ns.ca/

Halifax is where the maiden voyage of Titanic really ended, with the most lasting legacy from the sinking located here. T he world was stunned in 1912 by the loss of the liner Titanic on her maiden voyage. Halifax, Nova Scotia , located on the eastern coast of Canada, has one of the most moving and intimate connections with the Titanic disaster, playing a key role during the tragedy's aftermath and becoming the final resting place of many of her unclaimed victims. T hree Halifax ships were involved in the grim task of recovering victims - many of whom were laid to rest in three of our city's cemeteries. Rows of black granite headstones, each inscribed with the same date, April 15, 1912, are a stark reminder of the disaster. Titanic artifacts at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic are a touching reminder of the ship's lost luxury, her violent end and the special role our port played as the enormity of the disaster unfolded. These artifacts were all pulled from the water within weeks of the sinking by ships from Halifax searching for Titanic victims. The exhibit features wooden artifacts collected at the scene of the disaster, including one of the only

96. Nova Scotia Votes | Canada.com be tricky The election of a minority government in nova scotia didn t come as a surpriseto pollsters and pundits, but the big question now is what comes next? http://www.canada.com/national/features/elections2003/novascotia/

What do you think is the most important issue in this election? :: VOTE JOHN HAMM - PC Hamm won 29 of a possible 52 seats and was elected premier in 1999. He was first voted into the Legislature in 1993 and became party leader in 1995. DANNY GRAHAM - LIB Graham was elected leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party in April 2002, following a two-year stint in Ottawa as a special advisor to the Department of Justice. DARRELL DEXTER - NDP Dexter became NDP leader in June 2002. He is a former health critic who was first elected to the Legislature in 1998. FULL LEADER BIOS Parties look for common ground An exercise in political bridge-building gets underway Thursday in Nova Scotia. Premier John Hamm will meet with both NDP Opposition leader Darrell Dexter and Liberal leader Danny Graham in an attempt to prop up his weakened government. Full Story Premier plans to forge ahead with plans despite minority A weary looking John Hamm accepted responsibility for Tuesday's punishing election results, but insisted he will make a minority government work through co-operation. Full Story Hamm accepts blame for minority win Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm says he accepts full responsibility for his party's fall from a majority to a minority government. He says the buck stops with him.

97. Nova Scotia Sites Wooden Ships of River John; Writers Federation of nova scotia To TopRMK HP.government. About nova scotia; City of Halifax; Ednet, from NS Dept. of Education. http://juliet.stfx.ca/~rmackinn/ns.htm

Nova Scotia Sites Schools NS Govt Cape Breton ... ISP Nova Scotia WWW Sites Nova Scotia Sites, Alta Vista , over 340K from a search. Nova Scotia Sites, Hot Bot , over 50 K from a search. Nova Scotia Sites, Yahoo , from a search. Nova Scotia Sites, Snap , from a search. Acadian Lines , bus service for NS. Acadian Odyssey African/American/Canadian Internet Sites African Heritage Month, DalU Air Canada ... Antigonish, A Virtual Tour , by Paul Beaulieu, many nice pictures. Antigonish, A Virtual Tour of Architectural Heritage Antigonish Community Network AtlanticArtists.com Atlantic Connect ... Daily News , from Halifax. Destination Nova Scotia Directory of Nova Scotia Web Sites , from NS Online. Fossils of Nova Scotia Grassroots NS Halifax Herald Limited-Home Page Halifax International Airport ... Innovations NS , NS on line technology magazine. Learning Disabilities Association of Nova Scotia Nova Knowledge Nova News Net Nova Scotia Celtic Info Sunsite ... Nova Scotia's Electronic Attic , a VG collection of NS sites by Ivan Smith. Nova Scotia School of Fisheries Nova Scotia Tourism NS Business Sites on Atlantic Connect NS Community Organization Network ... NS Online , a MUST visit, start here for NS sites. NS Organizations , extensive list from Canada Online.

98. CultureCanada.gc.ca: Film, Video And Multimedia - Nova Scotia Festival. Multimedia, Music in nova scotia Source government of novascotia. New Multimedia Services Source nova scotia Communications. http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.8.7.html

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Nova Scotia Film, Video and Multimedia ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Atlantic Film Festival Source: Atlantic Film Festival Brief History of Film in Nova Scotia Source: Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management Eastern Eye: A Nova Scotia Filmography 1899-1973 Source: Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management Film Classification Source: Alcohol and Gaming Authority, Nova Scotia Halifax - Culture Source: Halifax Regional Municipality International New Media Festival Source: Baddeck International New Media Festival Multimedia, Music in Nova Scotia Source: Government of Nova Scotia New Multimedia Services Source: Nova Scotia Communications Nova Scotia Film Development Corporation Source: Film Development Corporation South West Shore Film Commission Source: South West Shore Film Commission Telefilm Canada - Atlantic Region Source: Telefilm Canada Video Production Services Source: Communications Nova Scotia Top Last Modified: 2004-04-14 Important Notices Contact Us Help Search ... Suggest a Link

99. Workplace, Nova Scotia, Human Resources And Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) resources. Business Information and resources to assist business. government- Information from various government sites. Statistics http://www.theworkplace.ca/

Contact Us Help Canada Site Home Page ... News Room Information for a competitive labour market Starting Useful starting points, internet tutorials and resources. Work/Job Listings Find Work. Includes our list of Newspaper Help Wanted ads from across Canada. Career Career information to help you find work, or stay competitive within your career. News Newspaper, Media and Current Information resources to help you stay informed. Industry Industry information and resources. Directories Communities Find information on Canadian communities. Education Information links to education, training and literacy resources. Business Information and resources to assist business. Government Information from various government sites. Statistics Statistical, Analysis and Factual resource sites. Other Travel information, Calculators, Dictionaries, Weather Forecasts and other useful utilities. Last modified: 2004.03.23 Important Notices Français Contact Us Help ... News Room

100. Nova Scotia - Canadian Confederation The delegates from nova scotia were appointed from all levels of thegovernment, and included government and opposition members. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/2/18/h18-2125-e.html

Nova Scotia Entered Confederation: 1867 Pre-Confederation Nova Scotia Maritime Union Canadian Visit, 1864 The Charlottetown Conference, September 1864 ... Sources Pre-Confederation Nova Scotia Nova Scotia before the time of the Confederation debates was a prosperous colony of approximately 350 000 people, spread around the coastline and throughout the Annapolis Valley. The population included people of British, Irish, Scottish, German, Mi'kmaq and Acadian descent. The largest community was the city of Halifax; other major centres included Yarmouth and Truro. The economy was based on the traditional industries of fishing, shipping and shipbuilding, agriculture, and natural resources such as timber. However, the newer industries of manufacturing and the railway were beginning to make an appearance. The region had a close trading relationship with New England, aided by proximity and the Reciprocity Treaty . The sea-based economy of the region, combined with Halifax's function as a garrison city and its relative isolation from the Canadas, helped to forge a close relationship with Great Britain. The colony was one of the first to be given responsible government , in 1848. While men had almost universal suffrage, no women had the vote. The major political parties were the Conservatives and Liberals; their leaders were

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