81. Planter Links: Community And Culture In Colonial Nova Scotia Community and culture in Colonial nova scotia They came into early nova scotiafrom many backgrounds, carrying the village culture, missionary ideals, 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

82. 1001 Nova Scotia Canada Information - Proudly Presented By Kanada News' Canada V nova scotia, Canada s Atlantic province is a popular tourist destination. Cove Lighthouse Photo Credit nova scotia Department of Tourism culture http://www.nova-scotia-kanada.de/en/

Nova Scotia, Canada Welcomes you For a good reason Nova Scotia is known as Canada's Ocean Playground. For many Nova Scotians the sea is main part of their lives - either to make a living or for recreation. The coastline stretches for 7,400 kilometres and is indented by thousands of bays and inlets. The coast is dotted by more than 3,800 islands. Due to the influence of the sea the climate is mild, summers are comfortable and fall pleasant. There are many things to do in Nova Scotia. Parks, hiking trails, lakes, streams, waterfalls and wildlife sanctuaries are a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Sailing, cycling, river rafting, kayaking and canoeing to name just a few activities the province of Nova Scotia has to offer. This is completed by entertainment, culture, historic sites and of course fine dining. The Highlands National Park contains one of the world's most spectacular driving route. Kejimkujik National Park is a true jewel for outdoor friends. Explore the many lakes and islands on a canoe tour and camp on uninhabited islands. White sandy beaches can be found on the eastern shore. Visit world famous Peggy's Cove lighthouse, a remnant of early days. Enjoy the world's highest tides on the Bay of Fundy. Golfers will fall in love with this province as they will find some of the most beautiful and challenging courses, such as the Highland Links course in Cape Breton or Digby Pines in Digby. Nova Scotia in Figures The province of Nova Scotia covers an area of 55,000 sq km. The mainland part of the province is connected to New Brunswick and the remainder of Canada by the 28 km Isthmus of Chignecto. Cape Breton Island is joined to the mainland by the Canso Causeway. Halifax, the capital city is located south of Paris. The coastline stretches for 7,400 km, but the overall length of the province is only 575 km, while the average width is 130 km.

83. Media Education In Nova Scotia | Curricular Overview The nova scotia Department of Education and culture was the leader in thedevelopment of the Atlantic Canada English Language Arts curriculum, http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/teachers/media_education/ns_curricular_ove

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84. Education Canada Teacher Web Directory: Society And Culture ECN / Web Directory / nova scotia / Society and culture (204) nova scotiaArchives and Records Management Acquire and preserves government and http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/47327/

Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Facts and Links Nova Scotia Facts Employers Job Postings Events Search Directory Entire Directory This Province Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Nova Scotia / Society and Culture Sub-Categories in Society and Culture Adoption Animal Welfare By Locality Charities ... Women Web Sites in Category Society and Culture Blupete - Database of articles and information relating mostly to Nova Scotia. Features biographies of various personalities, law and legal information, lists of books, history, nature essays, genealogy, links, and a weekly commentary. Coastal Communities Network - An association of organizations concerned with the social and economic well-being of the coastal fishing communities. Includes fisheries links, a bi-monthly online magazine, news, and membership information. Junior Achievement of Mainland Nova Scotia - Offers business education programs for students in grades 5 to 12 as well as volunteer and event registration. Molly Appeal - An invitation to invest in local medical research by supporting the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation. Discusses Molly Moore, the appeal, campaigns, on line donations, Molly's web and contact information.

85. Education Canada Teacher Web Directory: Arts And Entertainment nova scotia Cultural Network A not-for-profit society which promotes the arts, The nova scotia Arts and culture Council - The council governs the http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/282277/

Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Facts and Links Nova Scotia Facts Employers Job Postings Events Search Directory Entire Directory This Province Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Nova Scotia / Arts and Entertainment Sub-Categories in Arts and Entertainment Architecture By Locality Crafts@ Libraries ... Theatre Web Sites in Category Arts and Entertainment 50+ Expo - Annual event hosted at Exhibition Park. Lists information on entertainment, exhibitors and seminars. Centre For Art Tapes - A non-profit, community-based, artist-run space that provides access to video and audio and computer equipment, facilities, and services to independent artists, producers, and the larger community. Dance Nova Scotia - The umbrella agency for all forms of dance in the province. Provides information and resources about various dance forms, events, schools, library and location. E. Ross MacCulloch - A brief biography of this well known marine artist, offering a small gallery of his works. Foundation for Heritage and the Arts - A funding body that administers a stabilization program for the province's arts and heritage organizations. Presents mission, programs, articles, news and contact information.

86. Teresa Marshall Les Maisons de la culture, Montréal, Québec. Subject Matter Contemporary Paintingand Sculpture in nova scotia. Art Gallery of nova scotia, Halifax, http://collections.ic.gc.ca/artists/marshall_teresa.html

HOME INDEX A n I n t r o d u c t i o n t o C o n t e m p o r a r y N a t i v e A r t i s t s i n C a n a d a T e r e s a M a r s h a l l a.k.a. MacPhee b. 1962, Truro, Nova Scotia First Nations Affiliation: Mi'kmaq Teresa Marshall's multimedia sculptures and installations address the ellipses and absences in the dominant Eurocentric version of North American history. Marshall grew up in a bi-cultural military family, partially on the Millbrook reserve, before studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, where she won numerous scholarships and academic awards. Since then, she has earned a multitude of project and travel grants and awards from the Canadian Native Arts Foundation, the Canada Council, the Banff Centre for the Arts, and agencies in British Columbia (where she now resides). Since the early 1990s, Marshall has worked extensively as an instructor, juror, visiting artist and lecturer across Canada. R E C E N T E X H I B I T I O N S Captain Vancouver, 1939: Four Native Perspectives

87. UNESCO Archives Portal:Archives/Academia And Culture/Universities And Research I nova scotia ( 9 ). Links ( 9 ). Acadia University Archives (Wolfville, novascotia). Category(ies) including this link nova scotia http://www.unesco.org/webworld/portal_archives/pages/Archives/Academia_and_cultu

UNESCO.ORG Education Natural Sciences Culture Communication and Information Sitemap WebWorld Communication/Information Portals UNESCO Archives Portal An international gateway to information for archivists and archives users WebWorld Portals Archives Portal Archives Academia and culture ... Canada : Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Links ( 9 ) Acadia University - Archives (Wolfville, Nova Scotia) Category(ies) including this link: Nova Scotia (Added: 19 Sep 2000 - Hits: 217) Centre de Recherche Père Clarence d'Entremont - Archives Yarmouth County, NS Category(ies) including this link: Nova Scotia (Added: 21 Jan 2002 - Hits: 137) Dalhousie University - Archives (Halifax) Category(ies) including this link: Nova Scotia (Added: 06 Oct 2004 - Hits: 221) Mount Saint Vincent University - Archives in Halifax Category(ies) including this link: Nova Scotia (Added: 18 May 2002 - Hits: 114) Saint Mary's University - Patrick Power Library - University Archives in Halifax, New Scotia Category(ies) including this link: Nova Scotia (Added: 14 Jun 2001 - Hits: 123) St. Francis Xavier University - Archives

88. GNH 2: Promoting Local And Indigenous Culture There has been a backlash in nova scotia against Scottish culture. Other ethnicgroups such as the Black community have resented the domination of Scottish http://www.gpiatlantic.org/conference/reports/2213.htm

The Second International Conference on Gross National Happiness RETHINKING DEVELOPMENT Local Pathways to Global Wellbeing St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada June 20 to June 24, 2005 June 22 pm Workshop Report 2213 Promoting Local and Indigenous Culture Presenters: Karma Ura, Director Centre for Bhutan Studies Mary Jane Lamond, Nova Scotia Jean Timsit, France (chair) Rapporteur: Laura Delaney Karma Ura Mr. Urma gave an informational slide show about Bhutan. The following comments arouse from that presentation: Is modernization a cultural shift from mountains to the plains for people, and shift of animals from plains to mountains? Bhutan is culturally diverse. Because of poor communication between areas bordered by rivers, several languages have developed. Bhutan used to have a trans-human culture, with winter to summer seasonal vertical migration change. However, Bhutan is now noticing a trend toward permanent village-town migration. A typical way of greeting someone in Bhutan is "Are you coming from above or below?" because of the mountainous region. How to preserve culture?

89. BOOK - Planter Links: Community And Culture In Colonial Nova Scotia. By Margaret canadian genealogy books, maps, videos, book, map, canada. http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/nova-scotia/resources/203033.htm

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette Nova Scotia, Canada More Canadian Resources More Nova Scotia Planter Links: Community and Culture in Colonial Nova Scotia. By Margaret Conrad and Barry Moody. 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

90. 2003 Nova Scotia Election More than 11000 nova scotia Government Employees Union members got a preelection culture is in. It has grown all the way from cynicism to lip service http://www.herald.ns.ca/cgi-bin/home/package?PE98Mar21

91. Partners - Picturing Canadian Culture - Images Canada The nova scotia Museum is a decentralized family of museums operated by the novascotia Department of Tourism and culture. The nova scotia Museum Image http://www.imagescanada.ca/r1-245-e.html

Search for images: Display Advanced Search Search Help Alberta InSight Canada Aviation Museum ... University of Toronto Library Alberta InSight Alberta InSight is a growing database of over 20 000 photographs held in archival institutions throughout the province of Alberta. Most of the photographs are from the first half of the twentieth century, although there are some more recent ones as well. There are significant numbers of photographs that relate to buildings, family and personal life, transportation, sports and recreation, as well as a variety of other topics. Partners include: City of Calgary, Corporate Records, Archives City of Edmonton Archives City of Wetaskiwin Archives Edson Public Library and Archives Glenbow Archives Grande Prairie Regional Archives Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta Legal Archives Society of Alberta Millet and District Museum and Archives Provincial Archives of Alberta Red Deer and District Archives Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives Town of Okotoks Archives University of Alberta Archives The University of Calgary Archives University of Lethbridge Archives Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

92. Video Of Culture Of Nova Scotia Video of culture of nova scotia by Bea Broda Connolly. http://travelvideo.tv/videos/novascotia/cultureofnovascotiavideo.html

Travel Videos by Bea Broda Connolly Travel Videos Home Austria Belgium Canada Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Virgin Islands Nova Scotia Return to list of videos for Nova Scotia THE CULTURE VIDEO On the east coast of Canada, Nova Scotia offers a spectacularly beautiful and diverse maritime landscape along with a unique culture that results in sightings of men in kilts, playing their bagpipes, and the uplifting sounds of Celtic music in the air. Steeped in Scottish influence, Nova Scotia celebrates its Celtic heritage and military pride with daily and annual festivals, and at special colleges devoted to perpetuating Gaelic themes. Travel News Home Travel Video Television Home eBrochures Contact Us ... Sitemap Produced by BC Pictures

93. Archaeology In Nova Scotia - Cultural Origins A known habitation site at Debert, nova scotia, is one of the most As timeprogressed, many different cultural groups came to settle in the new land. 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.

94. Nova Scotia - Provincial - Location - Canadian Libraries: Bibliography Halifax, NS nova scotia Education and culture, 1996. _. nova scotia regionalpublic libraries statistics, 199394. Available in microform. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/8/3/r3-870.07-e.html

National Initiatives Bibliography Index A-Z Library Type Academic Libraries Public Libraries School Libraries Special Libraries Topics Statistics Standards Literature Location Provincial National International Canadian Libraries: Bibliography Provincal Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan ... Yukon Nova Scotia Almey, Marcia and Jim Gillespie. "It's not the figures." Canadian Library Journal 41, no. 1 (Feb 84): 9. Anderson, Beryl L. "Canadian libraries and librarianship: where to start looking for the information." Canadian Library Journal 39, no. 4 (Aug 82): 257-263. Anderson, Beryl L. "Canadian libraries and librarianship: where to start looking for the information." Canadian Library Journal 39, no. 4 (Aug 82): 257-263. Lesser, Barry and Louis Vagianos. The Glenerin report: access, information, distribution, efficiency and protection. Halifax, NS: Institute for Research on Public Policy, 1988. NGL Consulting. A strategy for the development of the book publishing industry in Atlantic Canada. Halifax, NS: Atlantic Publishers Association, 1992.

95. Novascotia.com - Home Come explore nova scotia, Canada s Seacoast, the official tourism website of theProvince of nova scotia. You will find hundreds of places to see and stay, http://www.novascotia.com/

@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 Home to the highest tides in the world, historic landmarks, sandy beaches and harbour fronts, Nova Scotia will leave you with more than memories, it will leave its mark on your soul. Atlantic Film Festival September 15-24 Grou Tyme Acadian Festival September 20-25 ... Great Fall Offers What's happening in Nova Scotia? Find out what's happening Thursday through Sunday in Nova Scotia. Concert, pub and movie listings updated weekly. Contact Us

96. Black Cultural Centre For Nova Scotia A charitable organization, the society represents black communities in the province.Offers history, lifetime stories, music, achievements, wall of honour http://www.bccns.com/

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97. History Of The Black Cultural Centre For Nova Scotia This outreach is achieved through cultural events across nova scotia.Funding/FundRaising. The Society gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the http://www.bccns.com/bcc_history.html

History of the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia Building Pride In African Heritage 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. The genesis of the Black Cultural Centre lay in a proposal put forward in 1972 by Reverend Dr. William Pearly Oliver for the creation of a Cultural Educational Centre to meet the needs and aspirations of the Black Communities of Nova Scotia. The sod turning ceremony took place on April 24, 1982, seventeen months later the Centre was officially opened on September 17, 1983. Many events have taken place at the Centre, such as cultural portrayals in the form of music, plays, concerts, as well as educational activities in the form of workshops, lectures and guided tours. Programs of the Black Cultural Centre extend beyond it doors to the broader community of Nova Scotia. This outreach is achieved through cultural events across Nova Scotia. Funding/Fund-Raising The Society gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Federal Department of Canadian Heritage and the Provincial Department of Education and Culture. The Society is also funded through Foundations, and Donations from individuals, organizations, the Corporate and Private Sectors. On going Fund-raising is constant.

98. Writers' Federation Of Nova Scotia Main Page Established in 1975 to foster creative writing and the profession of writing inthe province of nova scotia. Features information and resources for writers, http://www.writers.ns.ca/

Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Home About Us Email Us Events Listing ... Mentorship Latest News It’s back to school at WFNS. Workshops everywhere - Halifax, Truro, Canning, Sydney and Mahone Bay!! WITS WE'RE SORRY, BUT FUNDING IS NOW EXHAUSTED FOR OUR WRITERS IN THE SCHOOLS PROGRAM Staff and Contact Information Staff: Jane Buss Executive Director Susan Mersereau Executive Assistant Kirk O'Connell Computing Assistant Address: 1113 Marginal Rd., Halifax NS, B3H 4P7 Tel: Fax: WebSite: www.writers.ns.ca Email: talk@writers.ns.ca Office hours: 10am - 5pm Monday to Friday Membership is open to anybody with an interest in writing... whether a seasoned professional or an up-and-comer. WFNS Picture News Norene Smiley and Alistair MacLeod, Atlantic Book Awards 2005 Lorri Neilsen-Glenn, Frances Wolfe, HRM Councillor Mary Wile, Carol McDougall, Atlantic Book Awards 2005 Bookmark This Site Last Updated: WFNS, 2004

99. WFNS Writers' Federation Of Nova Scotia December 15, 2005 Application Deadline for the nova scotia Cultural DivisionGrants to Individuals. For more information, please visit their website at http://www.writers.ns.ca/events.html

Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Upcoming Events Following is a list of upcoming events: readings, writing workshops and seminars, and so on. Unless specified otherwise, events happen in Nova Scotia, Canada. We strongly encourage you to check dates and times with hosting organizations typos and sudden changes happen. Be sure to REFRESH this page to ensure Up-to-Date Announcements Ongoing We hold workshops from time to time as part of our Occasional Workshop Series To find out more details, go here The Nova Scotia Children's Literature Roundtable is a growing collection of people who love children's literature. The Roundtable holds a yearly "New Books Bash" and supports a number of children's literature events throughout the year, including the Hackmatack Award Canadian Children's Book Week and book discussion evenings. To join send a message to nsclrt@yahoo.ca

100. Native Council Of Nova Scotia The history and programs of the Native Council of nova scotia. Established toserve the needs of off reserve Mi kmaq/aboriginals in the province. http://ncns.ednet.ns.ca/

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