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WESTERN PORTION OF TORBROOK IRON ORE DEPOSITS, ANNAPOLIS COUNTY, NOVA SCOTIA by HOWELLS FRECHETTE, 1912-01-01 Sections of the Sydney coal fields, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia by Joseph G. S Hudson, 1913 Forty Sixth Canadian Regional Conference, Nova Scotia.(Conference notes): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Gale Reference Team, 2008-09-22 Honorary Vice-President Mary Geraldine (Teed) Gillis UE Middleton, Nova Scotia.(People Behind the Scenes): An article from: The Loyalist Gazette Legislative reports: Nova Scotia.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review Premier of Nova Scotia Question of bias (Nova Scotia judge's decision).: An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 1997-11-01 Atlantic regionalism: The Nova Scotia elite and some of the problem of Confederation by G Perlin, 1978 Joseph Howe: Voice of Nova Scotia (Carleton library) by Joseph Howe, 1964 Legislative reports: Nova Scotia.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review Nova Scotia Municipal Councillors: Halifax Regional Municipality Councillors, Darrell Dexter, Larry Uteck, Sheila Fougere, Becky Kent Trouble in the Woods: Forest Policy and Social Conflict in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick (Gorsebrook Series on the Political Economy of the Atlantic Region) Issue advocacy: Reaching outside the base; How the Nova Scotia Nurses' Union geared its message to Conservative voters and won - big time. (Case Study).: An article from: Campaigns & Elections by Tom O'Brien, 2002-04-01 Vice-chief slams opposition.(News)(Assembly of First Natins vice-chief representing Nova Scotia and Newfoundland): An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 2003-11-01

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61. Canada And Nova Scotia Sign Agreement To Assist People With Disabilities
    In 200203, the federal government and the nova scotia government contributedover $18 million to eligible labour market programs for people with  
    http://www.sdc.gc.ca/en/cs/comm/sd/news/2004/040405.shtml
    
    Extractions: HALIFAX - Nova Scotians with disabilities will be able to more easily participate in the labour market due to a new agreement signed today by the Honourable Liza Frulla, Minister of Social Development Canada, and the Honourable David Morse, Nova Scotia Minister of Community Services. "Canada must take full advantage of the talents and abilities of all of its citizens" said Minister Frulla. "This agreement is designed to help Canadians with disabilities overcome the obstacles they face in entering the labour market and ensure that they are able to participate fully in our economy and society. I am so pleased to work with my provincial counterpart on this national priority." "The agreement signed today is an important step in the right direction in our efforts to improve the quality of life for all Nova Scotians with disabilities," said Minister Morse. "We look forward to further strengthening and broadening opportunities for these Nova Scotians and welcome additional federal dollars to support these efforts."

62. Nova Scotia (Canada) Local Government Municipal Web Sites
    nova scotia municipal government web site links using clickable maps and lists.  
    http://www.oultwood.com/localgov/canada/novascotia.htm
    
    Extractions: provicial government: nova scotia regional: cape breton regional district halifax regional district queens regional municipality county: annapolis county council cumberland county council hants county council kings county council ... victoria county council municipal: antigonish chebucto chester district greenwood lawrencetown parrsboro richmond ... windsor wolfville town: amherst town berwick town bridgetown town bridgewater town council kentville town ... lunenburg town new glasgow town truro town alphabetic lists a b ... z province/territory maps

63. 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/
    
    Extractions: 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;

64. Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management - Home
    Acquire and preserves government and privatesector records of provincial significance. Features databases, finding aids and virtual exhibits online.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/
    
    Extractions: ... your first and best Internet destination for information about "the most comprehensive collection of Nova Scotia historical evidence anywhere." One of Canada's oldest archival institutions, we maintain a strong tradition of client service. Each year we assist thousands of researchers and general-interest visitors, both onsite and online, in finding out more about themselves, their families, their communities and their province. We look forward to helping you!

65. Information Circular ME 16
    Provincial government information circular on the nova scotia occurrence, mining history, and uses of these minerals.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/meb/ic/ic16.htm
    
    Extractions: Third Edition, 1993 by G. C. Adams, Back to Top Introduction The word gypsum is derived from the Greek gypsos, meaning chalk. Anhydrite is merely gypsum without water. These minerals are formed through the evaporation of salt waters are frequently found interbedded with limestone, dolomite and shale. Deposits of gypsum and anhydrite are found worldwide on all continents with the possible exception of Antarctica. Back to Top Uses of Gypsum and Anhydrite Approximately 75 per cent of the gypsum used in North America is calcined, meaning that three-quarters of the water has been removed by heating to form stucco or plaster of Paris. Calcined gypsum is one of the most common building materials in the world. It is used for interior wall partitions and ceilings, either as plaster or in prefabricated products. Regular wallboard and type-x wallboard with its fire-resistant characteristics make up over three-quarters of the market for calcined gypsum. Minor uses for calcined gypsum include dental plaster, modelling casts, moulds, surgical casts and drilling muds. Uncalcined gypsum and anhydrite are used in much the same way. After crushing and grinding, their principal use is as a set retarder for cement. When a small amount of gypsum or anhydrite is added to Portland cement, the set of the cement is slowed, but the tensile strength is not lessened. Another important use is in the agriculture industry where gypsum and anhydrite have a beneficial effect on many crops. They can decrease the salinity of salty soils, improve the permeability of clayey soils and provide sulphur, calcium and catalytic support in order to decrease fertilizer use and maximize crop production.

66. The Nova Scotia Hunting Resource - Hunting In Nova Scotia
    Regional ezine serving nova scotia, Canada. Resources for hunters of all type. Site includes articles, government information updates, and discussion forum.  
    http://www.novascotiahunting.com

67. Nova Scotia Department Of Transportation And Public Works
    Features government projects, roadway news, trucking regulations, and web camera page.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/tran/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Department of Transportation and Public Works We build and maintain quality provincial infrastructure for Nova Scotians. On this site you will find information about highways and bridges government buildings , and environmental remediation projects . Check out the provincial highway cameras Government Surplus Auction A Nova Scotia Government Surplus Auction will be held at the Transportation and Public Works warehouse at 10 Acadia St. in Dartmouth at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24. ( more Work Zone Safety Slow down and let us live. That’s the message from workers in highway construction zones in Nova Scotia. Highway workers know that drivers can get frustrated with delays. The frustration can trigger dangerous behaviours, putting drivers and highway workers at risk.

68. Nova Scotia Notebook
    Offers general facts about the province, including history, location, government, people, places and photos.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/cmns/notebook/default.asp

69. BIANS - Brain Injury Association Of Nova Scotia
    Support for people with brain injuries and their families. Serves as an advocacy group with government, the public and the health care system. Provides news, discussion groups, association officers, events, meetings, resources and programs.  
    http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bians1/

70. One-Place-to-Look For Nova Scotia Library Resources Government
    OnePlace-to-Look for nova scotia library resources. government Library Catalogues,Public Library Catalogues, University College Library Catalogues  
    http://ncompass.library.ns.ca/

71. The College Of Occupational Therapists Of Nova Scotia
    The governing body established by the provincial government to regulate the practice of Occupational Therapy. Lists information for registrants, the public and a registrant search.  
    http://www.cotns.ca
    
    Extractions: October is Occupational Therapy Month. This year's theme was "Mental Health in the Workplace". BOARD MEETING Dates: meetings take place in the COTNS office between 5:00-7:00PM. November 18th Annual Registration Renewal is May 15, 2005. On behalf of the Board and our membership we welcome you to the COTNS website and hope that our site will be helpful in meeting your needs. Thank you for your interest in the profession of Occupational Therapy in Nova Scotia

72. The Nova Scotia Prospectors Association
    Formed to foster prospecting at the professional and recreational level. Discusses training, joining, news, government, members only, links and contact details.  
    http://www.prospectors.ns.ca/

73. Listings Nova Scotia: Provincial Government
    Communications nova scotia Skip Navigation government Home CNS Home or try HowDo I Find. government of nova scotia Protocol Office  
    http://listingsca.com/Nova-Scotia/Government/Provincial/
    
    Extractions: USA United Kingdom Maps Weather ... Government : Provincial Search Search whole world Complete Directory In Nova Scotia Only Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Provincial government Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General MLA's Cape Breton

74. Novascotia.com - Home
    Official government site. Features information about places to see and stay, festivals, events, attractions, and a photo tour.  
    http://explore.gov.ns.ca
    
    Extractions: @import url(/site-ns/styles/common.css); @import url(/site-ns/styles/default.css); Traveling the edge of the sea, your eyes will not deceive you. The Cabot Trail flourishes with some of nature's most beautiful scenery. More Cabot Trail » Nova Scotia boasts some 100 sandy, accessible beaches. Bird watch, beachcomb, swim or surf, this peninsula will pleasantly surprise you. More beaches » Nova Scotia sways to the rhythm of the sea. From maritime ballads to the Fortress of Louisbourg to Pier 21 in Halifax, there exists a living history in Nova Scotia. More about Nova Scotia » Uniquely Nova Scotia Nova Scotia by Season FAQs ... Maps

75. The Town Of Digby, Nova Scotia
    The official town web site, offering information for visitors and tourists, local government, municipal services and community groups and services.  
    http://www.townofdigby.ns.ca/main.html
    
    Extractions: The Town of Digby has been an active fishing and lumber producing community throughout the years. Famous for the delicious scallops harvested from our local waters, spectacular vistas of The Annapolis Basin from our waterfront, clear crisp air, and of course the incredible tides (28 to 35 ft.) in our harbour, we offer our visitors a wonderful opportunity to visit or to settle in for a relaxed way of life.

76. Progressive Conservative Association Of Nova Scotia
    Read our In Touch newsletter for the latest party and government news. To orderNova scotia PC Party clothing, download our clothing order form today!  
    http://www.pcparty.ns.ca/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the official web site of the Progressive Conservative Party of Nova Scotia. As Premier of Nova Scotia, I promise to continue to govern our province with fair and effective government. Our plan for Nova Scotia will continue our work to build a better Nova Scotia for ourselves and our children.

77. Nova Scotia, Halifax International Language Institute (ILI)
    An official languagetraining centre for the Canadian government, a certified RSA-Cambridge teacher-training centre, and an associate of both Dalhousie University and the nova scotia Community College.  
    http://www.ili.ca/

78. Nova Scotia Trails Federation
    Economy Falls Trail The nova scotia Trails Federation (or NS Trails) is a has been worked out with the assistance of the government of nova scotia that  
    http://www.novascotiatrails.com/
    
    Extractions: The Nova Scotia Trails Federation (or NS Trails) is a not-for-profit organization that represents trail user interests and community-based recreational trail groups in Nova Scotia. NS Trails supports the work of community groups in the planning, building, maintaining and managing of recreational trails.

79. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Archdiocese Of Halifax
    This see takes its name from the city of Halifax which has been the seat of government in nova scotia since its foundation by Lord Cornwallis in 1749.  
    http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07117b.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... H > Archdiocese of Halifax A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan (HALIFAXIENSIS) Jesuits In 1801 Father Edmund Burke left Quebec to enter upon his useful work in Halifax, which at that time formed part of the Diocese of Quebec and so remained until it was made a vicariate in 1817. Father Burke was consecrated Vicar Apostolic of Nova Scotia in 1818, and filled the office until his death in 1820. It was not until 1827 that his successor, Rt. Rev. William Fraser, was appointed. The vicariate was erected into a diocese 15 Feb., 1842, and was called the Diocese of Halifax. It included the whole of Nova Scotia. In 1844 the diocese was divided; Bishop Fraser became Bishop of the new Diocese of Arichat; and Bishop WILLIAM WALSH, who had been Bishop Fraser's coadjutor, "with the right of succession", became Bishop of Halifax. In 1852 Halifax was made an archdiocese. Archbishop Walsh administered the affairs of his see until his death in 1858. He was scholarly and devout, and although at that time the feeling between Protestants and Catholics was occasionally somewhat bitter, the "British Colonist", a newspaper owned and edited by

80. Information Circular ME 25
    Provincial government information circular.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/meb/ic/ic25.htm

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