101. Nova Scotia Art - Artists A directory especially for all disciplines of the Arts in the province. Offers artists, agents, galleries, museums and a template for adding listings. http://www.novascotiaart.com/

Dear fellow members of the Nova Scotia Art Community: Following many recent requests from fellow Artists and others within the Nova Scotia Art community, I have decided to respond to this wide interest by co-ordinating an Internet Directory especially for those in any and all disciplines of the Arts who work, display or operate an Art related business, here in Nova Scotia. The Directory Service www.novascotiaart.com is intended to provide a colorful, simple effective and easy-to-find Business Card, Banner or link Listing Directory, available to those in any Nova Scotia Art-related field. While larger Country or Continent-wide Directories offer a much wider database, it is also true such Listing Services often feature thousands of selections, making it very easy for those listed to be lost in a very large sea, similar to a Country-wide phone book. Our own Provincial Directory dramatically reduces the lists providing more opportunities for exposure and activity. The choice of Services then becomes more obvious for the searcher. I therefore invite you to consider a Business Card Listing, Link or Banner in

102. Nova Scotia Government Website Includes news releases, government details, tourism information, business resources, and a directory of all government departments and agencies. http://www.gov.ns.ca/

Premier John Hamm Budget 2004-05 Tar Ponds Cleanup ... Survival! What to do if you're lost in the woods. Friday, June 11, 2004 Nova Scotia has something to offer everyone: spectacular scenery, internationally recognized educational institutions, competitive business climate and dynamic arts and culture environment. It's all just a click away. Annapolis Royal Roadcheck 2004 June 10, 2004 More than 85 per cent of heavy trucks randomly checked during an around-the-clock inspection blitz...( full text Adult Learners Graduate on South Shore June 10, 2004 Pam Chetwynd of Shelburne County, dropped out of school at the age of 14 to start working. More than...( full text Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee Has First Meeting June 10, 2004 Eight volunteers have agreed to sit on the Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee and the team met for...( full text Shubenacadie Man Receives Compensation From Human Rights Inquiry June 10, 2004 A human rights board of inquiry has ruled in favour of a Shubenacadie man who alleged that his employment...(

103. SFIden Home A resource to promote student success in science project work. Designed so that students can contribute to the resources and find help projects. Discusses events, partners, projects, chat and student mail. http://scifair.ednet.ns.ca/

YSF SFI den Registry Chat Ask an Expert Teachers' Resource Exchange Events SFIden is a resource to promote student success in science project work. The site is designed so that students can contribute to the resources here and find help with science project work. Thanks to our partners who have made the development of this site possible: ACADIA UNIVERSITY InNOVAcorp / ACOA EDnet SchoolNet ... The SFIDEN Web Site Committee Email the SFI den Group: T.Knock Science Events SCI TECH Safety and Ethics Project Lab Student Mail

104. Nova Scotia - Information On Canada And Canadian Culture In This Region nova scotia Information on Canada and Canadian culture in this region brought to you by the Government of Canada. Click here for details. nova scotia. nova scotia. nova scotia's 580kilometres-long peninsula Micmac Indians inhabited nova scotia long before the first century, all of nova scotia, as well as parts http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/Nova_Scotia_History-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home Quick Links Downloadable forms Government Contacts Embassies and Consulates Frequently Asked Questions ... Currency Converter Search Languages Services for... Newcomers to Canada Canadians Living Abroad Feedback Site Map ... Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Nova Scotia's 580-kilometres-long peninsula is surrounded by water. With an area of 55,284 square kilometres and average width of 128 kilometres, no part of the province is far from the sea. Its geographic location, together with large, ice-free deep-water harbours, have been key factors in the province's economic development. The Micmac Indians inhabited Nova Scotia long before the first settlers arrived from Europe. The first visitors, however, were Norsemen in the early 11th century. In the seventeenth century, all of Nova Scotia, as well as parts of Quebec, New Brunswick and Maine, which made up an area known as Acadia, were inhabited by the French. It later became a British colony and, in 1848, Nova Scotia was granted responsible government. It was one of the four provinces that constituted the new federation called the Dominion of Canada in 1867. At that time, the province was on the forefront of international shipbuilding and the lumber and fishing trades. The first and second world wars emphasized the importance of Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital, as one of the world's major military ports.

105. THE FREEDOM FOUNDATION A transition home for adult males recovering from the abuse of alcohol, drugs, and gambling. The site describes prospective clients, services and guidelines. http://www.supercity.ns.ca/~freedom/

THE FREEDOM FOUNDATION OF NOVA SCOTIA "Breaking the Bonds of Addictions" The Freedom Foundation of Nova Scotia is a transition home for adult males recovering from the abuse of alcohol, drugs, and gambling. Building The Foundation E arly in 1988, The Freedom Foundation of Nova Scotia was incorporated as a not-for-profit organization. A group of concerned citizens met to discuss ways to help the recovering alcoholic. It was unanimously agreed to concentrate initial efforts towards satisfying an urgent need to establish a transition home in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, to aid alcoholics who demonstrate a desire and effort towards recovery. This home is known as The Freedom Foundation - Chapter 1. In 1990 the mandate broadened to include drug addicts and, in 1996, broadened again to include those addicted to gambling. our mission who can use the home what does the home offer guidelines ... how you can contribute The Freedom Foundation of Nova Scotia Please feel free to contact us at: Phone: Fax: E-mail: freedom@supercity.ns.ca

106. Landscape Nova Scotia Promotes standards of product quality, professional service and conduct in the horticultural trades industry. Covers members, search of members, newsletter, shows, awards and aims of the organization. http://www.landscapenovascotia.ca/

Imagine Your Perfect Landscape June 11, 2004 LNS Members Board of Directors Affiliates Application ... Home Landscape Nova Scotia Landscape Nova Scotia's mission is to promote high standards in product quality, professional service and conduct in the horticultural trades industry; and to encourage the use of Association members by the public. Landscape Nova Scotia members offer a range of services including tree care, grounds maintenance, hydroseeding, interior plantscaping, landscape design, lawn care, nursery growing, sod growing, irrigation and much more. To find a member in your area, use our member search click here For the latest news from the Nova Scotia horticultural trades industry, take a look at our newsletter, "GreeNScene" , or our "What's New" page If you have questions about Landscape Nova Scotia or about the horticultural trades industry in general, check out our frequently asked questions or contact us for more information.

107. NSMEA... Transfering You... An organization of professional music educators who promote and advance music in the province. Lists officers and members, publications, links, mailing list, resources and contact information. http://www.nsmea.com/

Please wait... you are being transfered to the new home of the Nova Scotia Music Educators' Association. (If you are not transfered immediately, click here

108. HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA Chebucto Community Net's information on the city and area. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~ad092/halifax.html

HALIFAX Nova Scotia Canada Features: Entertainment/Food Hotels Media Universities ... Real Estate Guide Entertainment/Food The N.S. Classic Rock Page Diners's Choice - N.S. online Restaurant Directory Halifax Live Canada's East Coast Music Double Decker Halifax Tours The Chicken Burger ... Buskers Festival Hotels Note: Above listed rates circa 1964! Best Western (Dartmouth) Delta (2 Locations) Halliburton House Holiday Inn Express ... The Westin Nova Scotian Hotel Media Cable TV Guide On The Air Q104 radio The Halifax Herald Limited Colleges/Universities Dalhousie University Mount Saint Vincent University St. Mary's University University of King's College ... Henson College Commerce Halifax Record Stores Clearwater Lobster Steele Chrysler Musicstop ... Halifax Shopping The Nation Royal Bank of Canada Canada Trust Company Toronto-Dominion Bank Bank Of Montreal ... The Toronto Stock Exchange (p.s. interested in other financial markets?) Stockmaster CNN Market Report Take me Home now Jimmy

109. Newspapers In Nova Scotia All the daily and nondaily newspapers in the province, including contact information and websites. http://www.altstuff.com/newsns.htm

Newspapers in Nova Scotia Click here to buy posters! The Citizen (Weekly) P.O. Box 280 Amherst , NS B4H 3Z2 Fax: 902-667-0419 Daily News (Daily) P.O. Box 280 Amherst , NS B4H 3Z2 Fax: 902-667-0419 The Spectator (Weekly) 234 St. George Street P.O. Box 189 Annapolis Royal , NS B0S 1A0 Fax: 902-532-2246 The Casket (Weekly) 88 College Street P.O. Box 1300 Antigonish , NS B2G 2L7 Fax: 902-863-1943 thecasket@ns.sympatico.ca The Victoria Standard (bi-weekly) P.O. Box 629 Baddeck , NS B0E 1B0 vicstar@atcon.com The Register (Weekly) P.O. Box 640 Berwick , NS B0P 1E0 Fax: 902-538-8583 The Light (Monthly) 228 Main Street Bible Hill , NS B2N 4H2 Fax: 902-893-1427 The Monitor (Weekly) P.O. Box 250 Bridgetown , NS B0S 1C0 Fax: 902-665-4014 Mirror-Examiner (Weekly) P.O. Box 250 Bridgetown , NS B0S 1C0 Fax: 902-665-4014 The Bulletin (Weekly) 353 York Street Bridgewater , NS B4V 3K2 Fax: 902-543-2228 mail@lighthouse.ns.ca Lighthouse Log (Weekly) 353 York Street Bridgewater , NS B4V 3K2 Fax: 902-543-2228 mail@lighthouse.ns.ca

110. Nova Scotia Curling Association Administering and coordinating the sport of curling in Canada's ocean playground. http://www.nscurl.com/

Your browser does not support script Friday, June 11 The following changes/additions were made at the Annual General Meeting held May 1st in Truro; Club Playdowns were eliminated from the Tankard. A Nova Scotia Little Rocks Championship has been added to the NSCA schedule. 2004-05 Schedule of Events Team Canada(s) Bring Home Medals Team Jones captured the gold medal at the Ford Worlds in Gavle, Sweden by defeating Norway in the championship game. Team Dacey captured the bronze medal at the Ford Worlds also by defeating Norway. JUL. 15-18 ACADIAN OPEN SUMMER SPIEL (CLARE C.C.) Full Schedule Recent Events Online Apr. 9-12 - Highlander Guy Hemmings' "Rockin' the House Tour" visits Cape Breton. November 11-13, 2003. © 2000-2003 Nova Scotia Curling Association Site Design By... Inglewood Computer Solutions

111. Nova Scotia, French Acadian And Scottish Genealogy Hello from the Province of the French Acadians and Scots, nova scotia, Canada. Theywere eventually deported from nova scotia beginning in 1755. http://users.eastlink.ca/~grose/

Nova Scotia Flag - New Scotland) (Canadian Flag) (Acadian Flag) Hello from the Province of the French Acadians and Scots, Nova Scotia, Canada. George Rose, I will reply when possible to your Email. Visitors Since September 01, 1996 Let people know you were here Please sign then, visit my Guest Book Internet Server Under comments enter surname(s) you are searching. View My Guest Book Internet Server, you may find a genealogy surname connection. Canada was founded by two founding nations, French and English. The French established the first North American French Settlement at Port Royal, Nova Scotia in 1605. They were eventually deported from Nova Scotia beginning in 1755. We know them as the Acadians. (Cajuns in USA) The first English settlement in Pictou County was by the Philadelphia Company in 1767 when they sent thirty-five people, six families of Scottish and Irish-Scottish origin on the ship Betsey from Philadelphia and Maryland to settle on their land in Pictou, Nova Scotia. The second wave came from Scotland to Pictou, Nova Scotia in 1773 when the Hector arrived to a heavily forested and unsettled land. The earlier immigrants were tradesmen and self supporting. Later arrivals came because the Lords in Scotland who owned the land made them leave, know as the infamous Clearances, as it was more profitable to raise sheep than be paid for the lands use by the tenants. My family can trace their Genealogy roots to both of these early settlements and founding peoples.

112. Junior Achievement Of Canada Offers business education programs for students in grades 5 to 12 as well as volunteer and event registration. http://www.jacan.org/charters/mainlandnovascotia/

JA Nova Scotia JA was formed in 1919 and established its first presence in Nova Scotia in 1969 with the assistance and support of the Halifax Board of Trade. Each of Junior Achievement's programs introduces students to new career opportunities while teaching them to think like entrepreneurs. During the 2002-2003 school year, 14,000 students participated in JA Programs and 750 volunteers from the business community assisted us in delivering the programs. Click one of the links below to register as a volunteer! Economics of Staying in School (ESIS) Dollars With Sense Company Program JA Titan ... Business Basics Upcoming Events! 2004 Outstanding Young Leaders Awards 2004 Volunteer Boat Cruise! privacy statement

113. Nova Scotia - Economic Development - Home Focuses on public policy, as it relates to promoting the best environment for businesses to start and expand in the province. http://www.gov.ns.ca/econ/

Routine Access Policy Brain Repair Centre Opens Neuroimaging Research Lab Researchers and government officials gathered at the Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) Health Sciences Centre in Halifax today, Dec. 9, to officially open Canada's newest Neuroimaging Research Laboratory, home to one of the most powerful human imaging magnets in the world. More Provincial Employment Program PEP provides funding to employment initiatives for students within not-for-profit organizations, municipal governments, or government-funded organizations. Nova Scotia Employment Program for Students The NSEPS Summer 2004 Job Catalogue is now available online. Cooperative Employment Program for Students Guidelines and application for the Fall 2004 program are now online. Procurement Procurement provides a variety of electronic tools for vendors to use to access information on the goods and services required by the Province of Nova Scotia or to develop business opportunities with the Province. This site also provides access to information on goods or services required by the provincial MASH sector ( M unicipalities

114. Trans Canada Trail In Nova Scotia Eight hundred kilometres of inland and coastal trails for walking, cycling, horseback riding, crosscountry skiing and snowmobiling. Offers a map, descriptions, photos and contact information. http://www.trailtc.ns.ca/trail/

Home TCT in Nova Scotia Special Events Support the Trail Trail Groups Photo Gallery ... Contact Us The Trans Canada Trail is a multi-use recreational trail that will span our country from coast to coast to coast. The Nova Scotia section of this ambitious project will have an official land length of 600 kilometers in its first phase from North Sydney to Amherst with a connection to our capital. The second phase will include a loop through the South Shore, Yarmouth, and Valley areas. Feature Trail - Learn about a Nova Scotia trail! NS Trails Newsletters - In PDF format, requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader August 2002 November 2001 Trail Map - See the route of the TCT through Nova Scotia. Pavilions - Learn about the Nova Scotia Trail Pavilion, and see photos of its construction. Bridges For Canada - The Canadian Military Engineers are building bridges on the TCT!

115. Nova Scotia Provincial Health Council Serves as an intermediary between citizens and the government in health matters. The site explains the Act, its mission, vision, goals, meetings, staff, news, publications and provides links. http://www.healthcouncil.ns.ca/

The Provincial Health Council listens and responds to you, Nova Scotians, and uses your input to guide government decision making. We're working together to see healthy Nova Scotians living in healthy communities. To learn more about us, you can explore using the menus above. If you have any comments or questions, or want to get in touch for any reason, please contact us What's New? 31 March 2004 : Provincial Health Council Disbanded Department of Health March 31, 2004 Provincial Health Council Money Goes to Community Health Board To direct more health dollars to the benefit of people in communities, the Minister of Health announced today, March 31, that the Department of Health is disbanding the Provincial Health Council in order to give ongoing and sustainable funding to community health boards. "We're committed to improving the health of Nova Scotians and with these new dollars in the Office of Health Promotion's budget, we can provide sustainable funding to community health boards to continue their valuable grassroots work," said Health Promotion Minister Rodney MacDonald. "We have to invest in health promotion today to create a healthy and strong province in the future." Angus MacIsaac, Minister of Health, thanked council members and staff for their valuable contribution and said the council has fulfilled its legislated duty to develop health policy and direction for the system over the past five years.

116. Nova Scotia Film Development Corporation A provincial Crown Corporation whose mandate is the development of the film industry. Discusses program guidelines, tax credits, production guide and contact information. http://www.film.ns.ca/

UFO EVENING AT THE EMPIRE The NSFDC in partnership with Empire Theatres presents “UFO” Evening at the Empire on Wednesday, May 26 at the Oxford Theatre. Michael MacDonald's Northern Lights and Paul Kimball's Do You Believe in Majic? will be screened. MORE TRAILER PARK BOYS AN UNCONVENTIONAL SUCCESS How did a locally produced, low-budget film emerge as one of Canada's hottest comedy series? Perseverance, humour and a commitment to the unconventional. MORE ROUTINE ACCESS POLICY 1724 Granville Street Halifax Nova Scotia B3J 1X5 Ph: 902.424.7177 Fx: 902.424.0617 Some files on this Web site require the free Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader for viewing.

117. The Premier Of Nova Scotia - John F. Hamm Official government site pertaining to whomever is currently Premier of the Province. http://www.gov.ns.ca/prem/

John F. Hamm Premier President of the Executive Council Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs MLA for Pictou Centre Read the Premier's State of the Province Address. (November 25, 2003) Watch the Premier's State of the Province Address. (November 25, 2003) Watch Premier John Hamm's Political Reflections on CPAC (Cable Public Affairs Channel) Read the Premier's State of the Province Address. (October 8, 2002) Watch the Premier's State of the Province Address. (October 8, 2002) You will need the free RealPlayer 8 or later to view the videos. If you need the player, please click on the following link to go to the RealPlayer download page. Statement by Premier John Hamm: Launch of National Public Awareness Campaign on Health Funding Welcome and thank you for visiting my Web site. This site contains information both about issues that are important to me and about matters that affect all Nova Scotians. I encourage you to use this site to learn more about our government's plan to: build a modern health care system that is responsive to the changing needs of Nova Scotians; create a government that is fiscally responsible and financially accountable;

118. Nova Scotia Wind Energy Project (NSWEP) -- Overview Presents a one page invitation to join the project under the aegis of Dalhousie University. Each participating high school will be supplied with a small meteorological station with anemometer, wind vane, and temperature sensor. http://www.dal.ca/~nswep/

Welcome to the Home Page of the Nova Scotia Wind Energy Project (NSWEP) Introduction A growing body of scientific research indicates that the combustion of fossil fuels produces greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, which are contributing to climate change. Many coastal regions, including almost all of Nova Scotia, will be particularly vulnerable to some of the predicted effects of climate change, notably sea-level rise and extreme weather events. A rise of less than a metre coupled with high tides and extreme weather events could severely disrupt the lives of many people living in low-lying communities along the Atlantic coast, the Bras d'Or Lakes and the Bay of Fundy. In December 1997, at the Third Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Kyoto, Japan, the Canadian Federal government set a greenhouse gas target of 6% reduction relative to 1990 levels by the years 2008-2012. To help Canadians reach this target, the Federal government, in its 1998-99 budget, established the $150 million Climate Change Action Fund (CCAF). One of the objectives of CCAF is to provide Canadians with information on actions that they can take to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

119. Nova Scotia - Information On Canada And Canadian Culture In This Region Introducing Canada Provinces and Territories nova scotia nova scotia.nova scotia s 580kilometres-long peninsula is surrounded by water. http://canadainternational.gc.ca/Nova_Scotia_History-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home Quick Links Downloadable forms Government Contacts Embassies and Consulates Frequently Asked Questions ... Currency Converter Search Languages Services for... Newcomers to Canada Canadians Living Abroad Feedback Site Map ... Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Nova Scotia's 580-kilometres-long peninsula is surrounded by water. With an area of 55,284 square kilometres and average width of 128 kilometres, no part of the province is far from the sea. Its geographic location, together with large, ice-free deep-water harbours, have been key factors in the province's economic development. The Micmac Indians inhabited Nova Scotia long before the first settlers arrived from Europe. The first visitors, however, were Norsemen in the early 11th century. In the seventeenth century, all of Nova Scotia, as well as parts of Quebec, New Brunswick and Maine, which made up an area known as Acadia, were inhabited by the French. It later became a British colony and, in 1848, Nova Scotia was granted responsible government. It was one of the four provinces that constituted the new federation called the Dominion of Canada in 1867. At that time, the province was on the forefront of international shipbuilding and the lumber and fishing trades. The first and second world wars emphasized the importance of Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital, as one of the world's major military ports.

120. Nova Scotia Association Of Health Organizations A nonprofit association of health agencies within the province. Lists information about the association, its services, schedule of events, publications and personnel. http://www.nsaho.ns.ca/

about us our services contact us links ... personnel NSAHO is a non-profit, non-government, membership-driven association of health and community services providers within the province of Nova Scotia. We support our health community through the provision of responsive services and programs that meet the diverse needs of our membership. NSAHO Clinical Engineering Service Featured in American Journal view the article in the May 21, edition of AHO News. AHO News, June 4, 2004 CCA Program Stakeholders ForumJune 11, 2004 Management and Leadership Development Programs Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation is Yielding Results Quality research is a cornerstone of quality health care. Research funded by the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation is yielding results. To read about the results of research to date, visit www.nshrf.ca/researchresults/ Family Guidance International NS Department of Health NS Department of Community Services ... printer friendly

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