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Nova Scotia History:     more books (100)

Story of the Springhill Disaster: Comprising a Full and Authentic Account of the Great Coal Mining Explosion at Springhill Mines, Nova Scotia, February ... History of Springhill and Its Collieries ... by Robert A. H. Morrow, 2010-02-22 A HIstory of Early Nova Scotia by Peter L. McCreath and John G. Leefe, 1983 Chapters in the History of Halifax, Nova Scotia; Rhode Island Settlers in Hants County, Nova Scotia: Alexander Mcnutt the Colonizer by Arthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton, 2010-01-02 Markland or Nova Scotia: Its History, Natural Resources and Native Beautie by Robert R. McLeod, 1903 The Scotiabank Story A History of the Bank of Nova Scotia? by Joseph & Gibson, J. Douglas Schull, 1982 MARKLAND OR NOVA SCOTIA : ITS HISTORY, NATURAL RESOURCES AND NATIVE BEAUTY by ROBERT R. MC LEOD, 1902-01-01 A Hand Book of the Geography and Natural History of the Province of Nova Scotia; For the Use of Schools, Families, and Travellers by Sir John William Dawson, 2009-12-20 History of Early Nova Scotia by Peter L. McCreath, 1990-01-01 Bridgetown Nova Scotia: Its History to 1900 by Elizabeth Ruggles; Colyer, Bette Coward, 1986 Markland or Nova Scotia; Its History, Natural Resources and Native Beauties by Robert Randall Mcleod, 2010-10-14 The Lockeport Lockout: An Untold Story in Nova Scotia's Labour History by Sue Calhoun, 1983-01-01 French table glass from the fortress of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia (History and archaeology) by Paul McNally, 1979 THE "FOREIGN PROTESTANTS" AND THE SETTLEMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA: THE HISTORY OF A PIECE OF ARRESTED BRITISH COLONIAL POLICY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY by Winthrop Pickard Bell, 1961 A history of Londonderry, Nova Scotia by Trueman Matheson, 1989

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101. :: Welcome To The Nova Scotia Dental Hygienists Website ::
     Includes membership information, history, component societies, and publication information.  
     http://www.nsdha.ns.ca/

102. History Of The Moving Image In Nova Scotia
     Furthermore, nova scotia s role in both Canadian film history (as home to the country s first dramatic feature in 1913) and its contribution to Hollywood  
     http://www.stmarys.ca/administration/gorsebrook/filmhistory.htm
     
     Extractions: By Ron Foley Macdonald and Ernest J. Dick The objective of this project is to prepare a popular and critical history of the experience of Nova Scotia with Film and Television from 1895 to 1973 (the year the regional National Film Board Production office opened along with The Atlantic Filmmaker's Co-Operative). Initially, this would take the form of a book with approximately 100 illustrations. A variety of ongoing multi-media spin-offs could be developed from the basic research and presentation. The aims of this project are to document both the process of recording production activity and the impact of movie-going in Nova Scotia. Ultimately the book would examine the role of film within the province and the profile of Nova Scotia as part of the larger world picture of an international film scene. This project will build on the work of film archivists and historians in the Province. For example, the late Gordon Parsons compiled a Nova Scotia filmography for the Public Archives of Nova Scotia; however this material is not readily available to the average reader. As Nova Scotia has recently developed a thriving film, television and video industry, it would be beneficial for the history of this artform and industry to be more readily accessible. Furthermore, Nova Scotia's role in both Canadian film history (as home to the country's first dramatic feature in 1913) and its contribution to Hollywood has been consistently underestimated. This project will serve to set the record straight.

103. The Newsroom
     YARMOUTH, NS (CP) A 70year-old nova scotia man was shot and killed Thursday night by His history shows 30 years of criminal offences. Full story  
     http://www.herald.ns.ca/
     
     Extractions: Prime Minister Paul Martin was in Sydney on Friday with other federal, provincial and municipal politicians to announce that $145 million in gas tax revenue will be spent over five years in various cities and towns in the province.(TERA CAMUS / Cape Breton Bureau) N.S. municipalities getting $145m in gas tax royalties SYDNEY - Money will start to flow immediately to every city and town in this province after Prime Minister Paul Martin swooped into Sydney on Friday to deliver the first instalment of a five-year, $145-million gas tax royalty to municipalities. Mr. Martin said he picked Sydney because it's a good representation of the type of mid-sized city that needs its streets, sewers and water systems fixed but can't afford to do the work itself because of its low tax base. Full story ...

104. Nova Scotia
     Well, is nova scotia s flag the oldest flag in the country? unfortunate lacuna should give pause to those who study the cultural history of nova scotia.  
     http://fraser.cc/FlagsCan/Provinces/NS.html
     
     Extractions: John A. Stewart (1916) Like Nova Scotia's arms, its flag is grand and old. The question of whether it is the grandest of the flags flown by the provinces is best left to individuals; certainly Quebec's flag is its equal in elegant simplicity of design and compelling symbolism. Well, is Nova Scotia's flag the oldest flag in the country? Judging by a legion of newspaper articles, books, and tourist brochures, the issue has long been settled to the satisfaction of the Bluenoses. For others, however, there is a fascinating story to be told of the only flag used by a province to have developed a significant mythology. Curriculum Vexilli Reading the literature on the flag of Nova Scotia is like reading a multiple choice test: the flag is variously claimed to date from 1621, 1625, and 1929. And, to this already long list, we add the choices of 1858, and "none of the above." Faced with such a diverse choice of dates, the true believer is wont to choose the earliest; the sceptic, on the other hand, is prompted to question them all. No other province has a flag whose genesis is bathed in as much confusion; but then, no other province has a flag which has been used for so long.

105. Stay NS: Premier Nova Scotia B&B's, Inns And Other Accommodations.
     Stay NS Listing premier nova scotia B Bs, Inns and other accommodations. Experience history and unwind in a heritage bed and breakfast or inn.  
     http://www.staynovascotia.ca/
     
     Extractions: You will find hundreds of things to see and do, places to stay, festivals, events, and attractions for you to experience throughout the province. Nova Scotia and the maritimes are a wonderful combination of beautiful scenery, lively festivals, small-town charm, fascinating history, and friendly and down-to-earth people. Drive through New Brunswick or come by Ferry through St. John. Take the CAT from Bar Harbor, Maine or the Confederation Bridge from PEI. We have been welcoming visitors for hundreds of years and Nova Scotia has been a vacation destination for more than a century. And we've earned a reputation for genuine friendliness and warm hospitality. Experience history and unwind in a heritage bed and breakfast or inn. Play a round of golf. Get romantic. Come discover your Nova Scotia in Atlantic Canada. Looking for places to stay in Cape Breton? Try www.staycapebreton.ca

106. Acadian History
     Acadian history. The Beginnings. The first Acadian settlement was founded at PortRoyal in Acadia, which is now Annapolis Royal, nova scotia.  
     http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/lwjones/acadhist.htm
     
     Extractions: There were three major Indian tribes in the area when the French arrived, 4,000 Micmacs, mostly in Nova Scotia, 5,000 Maliseet in New Brunswick, and 10,000 Abenakis in Maine. De Monts returned to France in the fall, and during that winter, 12 more men died of scurvy. On July 27, 1606, Poutrincourt arrived back with more men and livestock. De Monts formed La Compagnie de l'Acadie , and granted Poutrincourt, by royal ordinance, the fief of Port-Royal. The third winter, 1606-7, only seven men died of scurvy. The settlers had grown enough vegetables during the summer to keep some in storage for the winter. However, other merchants in France managed to get De Monts' commerce rights in Acadia annulled. De Monts and Champlain returned to France. With no support from France, the settlers were unable to stay at their settlement. Poutrincourt sailed with all his remaining men back to France to find new backing. In the meantime, the fort was left empty for two years. During this entire time, the Micmac chief Membertou scrupulously protected the possessions of the French, and when they returned, they found everything exactly as they had left it. Young Charles managed to win the support of the Marquess de Guercheville, who was already a patron of Father Briard, one of the Jesuits. She paid off the protestants and turned over her interest to the priests. Charles, his mother, the priests and the food supplies left France on January 26, 1611, and they arrived in Acadia after an arduous 4-month voyage.

107. Where Do You Want To Go Birding In Nova Scotia Today?
     Birding nova scotia by Mary Scott.This website contains staff parking lot of the nova scotia Museum of Natural history, 1747 Summer Street, Halifax.  
     http://www.camacdonald.com/birding/canovascotia.htm
     
     Extractions: (Pause your cursor on the photo to see the species name. Click on the birds for more info... ) Photo by Marcus Martin Courtesy of SouthWest Louisiana Birding Page Don DesJardin Tina MacDonald Brian Patteson ... Cape Breton Birds - by Cathy and Allan Murrant. This site provides Bird Watching Sites in Nova Scotia - this site provides site guides Birding Nova Scotia - by Mary Scott.This website contains

108. VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF ANTIGONISH
     Canada in the Making Constitutional history1749 - 1759 nova scotia. nova scotia was the first part of what is now Canada to win representative To learn more about the history of nova scotia  
     http://www.stfx.ca/people/lstanley/History/

109. The Fungus Among Us: Copyright
     Copyright in this virtual exhibition belongs to The nova scotia Museum of Natural history. No part of this virtual exhibition may be stored, transmitted,  
     http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Mushroom/English/copyright.html

110. Acadian Genealogy Homepage; Acadian World Congres - Nova Scotia - 2004!
     Home of Acadian Genealogy, history and Surnames Resource Information since 1991. Congrès mondial acadien 2004 in nova scotia, July 31 – August 15  
     http://www.acadian.org/congres3.html
     
     Extractions: Be sure to scroll all the way DOWN to the BOTTOM of this page, to view its entire content>>>>>>>> In a Hurry? Want a copy of all the pertinent information on this web site, on a CD-ROM? Click here, or on Picture above for a Great Genealogy Gift Idea! Sign up to receive our Boutique Newsletter! Subscribed to my Newsletter? On a periodic basis, I (infrequently) send out Acadian Genealogy resource information on a complimentary basis to those folks who have subscribed to receive same. If you want to be added to my mailing list, just sent an email to newsletter@acadian.org with the single word "subscribe" (without the quotation marks) in the SUBJECT portion of the message. Please include your complete name (first AND last) in the BODY of the message, otherwise, your request CANNOT be validated. Click here or the image above, to view your Family Crest Special Notes To Family Reunion Organizers 1. Want to generate extra revenues to cover the expense of your family reunion? Contact me for complete details for promoting/marketing the numerous "Acadian Family Genealogy" CD-ROMs available from me, during Congres Mondial Acadien. Great opportunity for "shakers and movers".

111. Natural History: Nova Scotia
     Full text of the article, nova scotia from Natural history, a publication in the field of Reference Education, is provided free of charge by LookSmart s  
     http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1134/is_4_113/ai_n6019492
     
     Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Nova Scotia is a coast of contrasts. Our 4,600 mile shore ranges from rugged and challenging to gentle and sandy, bustling to charming and quiet. You're never more than 35 minutes from the sea here. No wonder we're a touring enthusiast's paradise. The province boasts the most coastal cycling routes in all of Canada. Paddlers will love the pristine waterways of Kejimkujik National Park. And at low tide along our Bay of Fundy, you can actually walk on the ocean floor in the wake of the world's highest tides. It's a perfect place for beachcombing and one of the best on the eastern seaboard for whale watching. You'll find the most authentic living history in Canada here in Nova Scotia. Visitors will marvel at Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, the largest historic reconstruction in North America. Many will jump with surprise when the noon-day gun is fired from the star-shaped citadel overlooking Halifax. And Grand Pre National Historic Site is a peaceful, pastoral setting commemorating the deportation of the Acadians.

112. Service Nova Scotia - Municipal Services - Related Links
     A directory including links to sites of cities, towns, villages and municipalities in the province.  
     http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/muns/link/
     
     Extractions: Municipal Website Links Municipal Infrastructure Links Municipal Finance and Administration Links Prince Edward Island Community Services and Attorney General Alberta Municipal Affairs New Brunswick Municipalities, Culture and Housing Newfoundland and Labrador Municipal and Provincial Affairs ... Service NS Home

113. Nova Scotia Rifle Association - Home Page
     The association fosters safe and responsible use of firearms and development of marksmanship skills. Lists association information, programs, schedules, membership, notices, equipment sources, links and contact details.  
     http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/nsrifle/
     
     Extractions: The Nova Scotia Rifle Association (NSRA) is the oldest Provincial Rifle Association in Canada. It has served the needs of men and women shooters in Nova Scotia since 1861. This organization is dedicated to fostering the safe and responsible use of firearms and the development of marksmanship skills. Bull Meadow Range Construction About NSRA Membership Information Notices ... Equipment Sources Last Updated: Jan 15, 2005

114. 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!

115. Youth Sailing Programs-The Nova Scotia Sea School
     In winter, nova scotia teens build wooden boats in Lunenburg. In summer, teens from all over the world sail on coastal expeditions in those boats. Lists school information, registration, sponsors and contact details.  
     http://www.seaschool.org/
     
     Extractions: The Nova Scotia Sea School teaches wooden boat building, traditional seamanship and navigation, and gives teenagers a chance to discover Nova Scotia's heritage,and to discover themselves. This Site is optimized for Framesets. Please turn on your Frameset found under options or please upgrade your Browser.

116. Welcome To NSBI
     Information on business and investment in the province and focuses on export promotion, investment attraction, business retention and expansion, and business financing.  
     http://www.novascotiabusiness.com/
     
     Extractions: Nova Scotia. A haven for spectacular scenery and unmatched hospitality. Now, discover Nova Scotia’s world-class business environment. Invest NS. Nova Scotia is the right choice for business. Canada’s cost-competitive leader, the highest percentage of population with post-secondary education, the most widely deployed province-wide broadband network in Canada, and a quality of life many can only dream about. Discover why Nova Scotia is the right choice for your business – Invest in a province where business and people are succeeding. Business Services. A strong Nova Scotia economy starts at home. Client-specific financial solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of Nova Scotia business and small business expansion services like export development and business advisory services are designed to grow business and create opportunities for all Nova Scotians. Growing business – growing the economy – growing prosperity. About NSBI. Nova Scotia Business Inc. – the province’s business-development agency – is

117. Emergency Health Services Nova Scotia
     Responsible for the regulation and monitoring of prehospital emergency medical care in the province.  
     http://www.gov.ns.ca/health/ehs
     
     Extractions: Emergency Health Services Nova Scotia What is EHS? EHS is a division of the NS Department of Health. It is responsible for the continual development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of pre-hospital emergency health services in the province. This website gives you access to the various EHS programs as well as EHS initiatives and reports. If you have any questions about the website or EHS, please contact us at HealthEHS@gov.ns.ca Strategic Plan Background Contacts ...

118. 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/
     
     Extractions: 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

119. 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/
     
     Extractions: 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

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

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