61. Nova Scotia Hearing And Speech Centres Clinic history and background, frequently asked questions, program information, a clickable map of clinic locations, and links to related information. http://www.nshsc.ns.ca/

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62. Medical History Museum Of Nova Scotia Society The Medical history Society of nova scotia is a charitable organization whose goals include the housing of medical artifacts, archives and books which http://mhmnss.medicine.dal.ca/

MEDICAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF NOVA SCOTIA Charitable #88984 9741 RR0001 Halifax Poor Asylum circa 1867 Home Board Library Displays Supporters ... Contact Us WELCOME TO OUR WEBPAGE The Medical History Society of Nova Scotia is a charitable organization whose goals include the housing of medical artifacts, archives and books which relate to the medical heritage of Nova Scotia. This information dates as far back as 1605. From the collections and fonds, our Society can offer insights into Nova Scotia's medical past. Our archives include day books dating back to the 1700's. We house as well, medical texts which describe long and sometimes forgotten techniques. Our activities in 2000-2002 have increased to meet a growing interest in and demand for information and artifacts which can recapture something of our fascinating medical history. We gratefully acknowledge our historic fund providers: DOCTORS NOVA SCOTIA COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF NOVA SCOTIA DALHOUSIE MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DALHOUSIE MEDICAL SCHOOL, OFFICE OF THE DEAN

63. Nova Scotia, French Acadian And Scottish Genealogy Genealogy for the Rose family, and information on the surnames Langille, Wambolt, Langlois, Pertus, Doyle, Landry, and Boudreau. Some history of nova http://users.eastlink.ca/~grose/

Nova Scotia Flag - New Scotland) (Canadian Flag) (Acadian Flag) Click Here to Search This Site 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.

64. LII - Results For "african Americans Colonization Nova Scotia" Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities in nova scotia This site reviews their history. It includes a timeline, images of artifacts, http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=African Americans Colonizat

65. A Proud History A proud history, vibrant lifestyle and a bright future all combine to make Located in the heart of nova scotia at the eastern gate to the famed http://www.town.windsor.ns.ca/

Welcome To Windsor, Nova Scotia Current Weather Recreation Programs Municipal Government History of Windsor ... Contact Us Recreation Updates New 2005 Fall Recreation Brochure New Windsor Recreation Updates for the week of August 22, 2005 A proud history, vibrant lifestyle and a bright future all combine to make picturesque Windsor a magnetic visitor destination and a delightful community in which to live and work. Located in the heart of Nova Scotia at the eastern gate to the famed Annapolis Valley, Windsor features the benefits of rural living as well as convenient proximity to Metropolitan Halifax. While quickly gaining renown as "The Birthplace of Hockey", Windsor is also home to historic Fort Edward; the annual Sam Slick Days festival; Howard Dill's Giant Pumpkins; and the internationally-recognized Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia. Click here for a message from our Mayor EVENTS Hants County Exhibition Fall Program Registration Registration for programs begins September 14th at the Town Office.

66. Photo Guild Of Nova Scotia - History Throughout its history, the Photographic Guild of nova scotia has been a strong supporter of those conferences and was homoured by being chosen to be the http://www.photoguild.ns.ca/about/history.html

Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia Home About Us Schedule Events ... Links History General Info Blue Book Competition History ... PSA History of the Guild Next time you walk past the Paper Chase on Blowers Street in Halifax, stop for a moment. If you have your camera - take one of this building for the record. What you will be recording is the birthplace of the predecessor of the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia. In November 1947, on the second floor of this edifice, which was then the Camera Store of the Maritimes, owner Edward A. Bollinger convened a meeting of photographers with a view to formalizing a photo group. Present on that historic evening were: Russell E. Hefler , who was elected president, Peggy Wright and Cyril Smith, the first secretary and treasurer respectively. At their next meeting just a month later agreement was reached to call the organization, "The Color Photographic Guild of the Maritimes". They wasted little time. In the first month of the new year members held a studio night and, according to the record, arrived in costumes and theatrical makeup. Perhaps a celebration of their success, and an opportunity to photograph indoors safe from the January winds. Those photographic pioneers enjoyed celebrating and did it with class. Their first annual banquet was held in the Georgian Lounge of the Lord Nelson Hotel. That would be like having our annual banquet this year at one of the Sheraton's fancy ballrooms - maybe not a bad idea for the 50th anniversary. Early day Guild members religiously participated in planned

67. Canada - Nova Scotia history of Barrington Twp and Vicinity, Shelburne Co., nova scotia, 16041870. Edwin Crowell, Yarmouth, nova scotia Good history of the area, http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/can_ns.html

Nova Scotia This list was last updated on Saturday, 26-Jun-2004 19:34:09 MDT. You are the visitor to this page since April 19, 1997. To contact a resource owner, click on the link at the end of the citation. Surnames of Nova Scotia General Special Note: Hundreds of Canadian local histories and records have been made freely available and searchable online at www.ourroots.ca . This site is not affiliated with Books We Own, but I included the link here as it should be of general interest to those researching roots in Canada. "1785-1885 Nashwaak Families." Ina MacLaggan/Faye Stewart, Nashwaak Bicent. Lists families that settled in this area after Revolutionary War. Many are Loyalists and their faimilies who stayed in the area. "Dictionnaire Genealogique des Families Acadiennes." White, Steven A., Centre D'Etudes Acadiennes, Moncton, NB. 1999. Genealogy of the Acadians from c.1641 to c. 1711. Listed by family in descendant format. In French. "Planters and Pioneers." Dr. Esther Clark Wright, 1978. List of immigrants to Nova Scotia 1749-1775. Most include members of family, ship and date of arrival. RRN "Rawdon and Douglas: Two Loyalist Townships in Nova Scotia." John Victor Duncanson; Mika Publishing; 1989 Genealogical and Historical informmation about Rawdon and Douglas counties in Nova Scotia.

68. Federation Of Nova Scotia Naturalists - Home Ten naturalists clubs form the Federation, whose activities include the conservation of species and spaces, education, and the sustainable use of resources. Provides excellent links on natural history, conservation and nature. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/FNSN/hp-fnsn.html

Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists What's Hot FNSN Members Joining FNSN ... Organizations The Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists exists to support the common interests of naturalists clubs, and to represent those clubs at the provincial level. Its primary activities include the conservation of species and spaces, education and the sustainable use of resources There are 10 naturalists clubs within Nova Scotia which together form the Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists. The FNSN is affiliated with the Canadian Nature Federation and is a member of the Nature Conservancy of Canada and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. L.Bogan - April 1999

69. Weymouth, Nova Scotia - Village News, Events, History And More The official website of the village of Weymouth, nova scotia village news, events, businesses, photos, history and local attractions. http://www.weymouthnovascotia.com/

The spirit of a gentler time The first settlers arrived in Weymouth around the mid-18th century from the New England Colonies, more specifically, Massachusetts. Among these early immigrants were members of the Strickland family ... Plenty of things to do and see Village news Check the News page often for the latest happenings in and about the Weymouth area, interesting tidbits and observations, and the latest updates to the site. There is much... Images of past and present Over 30 businesses represented The Weymouth Board of Trade represents over 30 businesses in the village of Weymouth and surrounding area. There is a wide range of retail, service and manufacturing companies represented ... Events and other happenings The Events page provides you with all the information you need to plan your time in Weymouth. Festivals, Teas, Family Reunions, Bake Sales, and Meetings are just a few of the many events that are...

70. Nova Scotia Genealogy And Family History - Tracing Your Family Tree In Nova Scot Search for your nova scotia ancestors in these genealogy and family history records and resources focused on nova scotia genealogy. Includes nova scotia http://genealogy.about.com/od/nova_scotia/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Genealogy Genealogy By Country North America ... Canada Nova Scotia Genealogy Essentials Surname Meanings Genealogy 101 ... Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Genealogy newsletter! See Online Courses Search Genealogy Search for your Nova Scotia ancestors in these genealogy and family history records and resources focused on Nova Scotia genealogy. Includes Nova Scotia archives, online records and databases, research guides, lookups, queries, genealogical and historical societies, and Nova Scotian surnames. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Books We Own - Nova Scotia A list of resources owned/accessed by ROOTS-L mailing list members and others who are willing to look up genealogical information and e-mail or snail mail it to others who request it. Canada for Visitors - Nova Scotia Planning a genealogy research trip to Nova Scotia, Canada? Canada for Visitors Guide, Elke Mairs, has everything you need to know about visiting Nova Scotia. Family History Centers in Nova Scotia, Canada Contact information including addresses, phone numbers, and hours of operation for Family History Centers located within the province of Nova Scotia. Genealogical and Historical Societies A comprehensive list of genealogical and historical societies in the province of Nova Scotia, maintained by Society Hill.

71. Breast Cancer Action Nova Scotia's History BCANS took on the task of creating the Breast Cancer Network nova scotia. In 2003, BCANS partnered with the nova scotia Library System to select and http://bca.ns.ca/About BCANS/backgrounder.html

var thisSection = "About BCANS"; Contact Us Site Map Search Site Tools document.write(pnav); document.write(snav); Home About BCANS Backgrounder The very idea of a “voice for survivors” in Nova Scotia started in 1994 by members of a Halifax based breast cancer support group. These women, many still dealing with treatment and fatigue, passionately expressed an interest in starting an action group that would voice the concerns and needs of women affected by breast cancer. The group wanted to address the obstacles faced by women, their families and friends, who were living with breast cancer—things such as delayed diagnosis, not enough information, social/psychological issues, poor communication with the health care team and lack of support. Inspired by other action groups in Canada, they decided to call themselves Breast Cancer Action Nova Scotia. Members began by raising awareness, lobbying and meeting with politicians and health care administrators, raising funds and doing public speaking. In 1996, BCANS co-sponsored, co-organized and attended a workshop on Women, Breast Cancer and the Environment. The BCANS website first came into existence in 1997. Unknown, to anyone at the time, this web site would grow to become a world leader for online support, receiving up to 1000 hits per day. Also in 1997, BCANS helped bring in the film “Environmental Links to Breast Cancer” to Mount Saint Vincent University for a showing, along with native activist Edith Johnson.

72. Nursing History Digitization Project A collection of photographs and documents from nursing schools, pertaining to the history of nursing education in nova scotia, Canada. http://www.msvu.ca/library/archives/nhdp/

Feedback Survey Please take time to complete our feedback survey. Your comments will be used to improve this website. Home Nursing History Schools Activities ... Site Map Welcome to the Nursing History Digitization Project This site explores the history of nursing education in Nova Scotia from 1890, when the Victoria General Hospital established the first nursing school in Nova Scotia, to the late twentieth century. Throughout much of the twentieth century there were two main routes for becoming a graduate registered nurse. A student nurse could either attend a hospital based nursing program, such as the ones established at the Victoria General Hospital and the Halifax Infirmary , or they could attend a university based nursing program, such as the ones established at Dalhousie University and Mount Saint Vincent University Both routes developed and operated quite differently, with much debate as to which route produced the most competent nurse. This site explores both the general history of nursing education and also the history of a number of nursing schools in Nova Scotia. The development of the nursing schools are explored by integrating narrative text with photographs and documents from the schools.

73. Elderhostel : Search Results nova scotia s history and heritage are closely intertwined with the sea. We bicycle along nova scotia s breathtaking seacoast roads with interpretive http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/search_res.asp?Type=A&StateCode=NS

74. Destination: Nova Scotia Weather History Weather history. Trip Essentials Converters Weather history. The following table represents historial data for Halifax, NS. Year, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr http://destination-ns.com/content/weatherhistory.asp

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75. Index Includes membership, training, history, funding, donations, and equipment for nova scotia team. http://www.geocities.com/ehgsar/

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76. Documenting Forgotten History Nova Scotia S Quilt Registry Contains video, audio, photographs and text about the quilt registry, describing how the registry was born and the founding members of the registry. http://journalism.ukings.ns.ca/online/docs2001/rondeau/

77. Thompson's Moving & Storage Nova Scotia - History Thompson s Moving Storage Our history. new vehicles as well as begin to hire more employees. more . Our history Our Services Mission Statement. http://thompsonsmoving.ca/history.html

Our History Coincidentally, this decision would prove to be a pivotal turning point for Clarence Thompson because on April 15, 1934 he embarked on a journey with his first load of freight. The trip was from the corner of Sackville and Bedford Row in Halifax, and was destined for Middleton. It was only a 100-mile jaunt from Halifax to Middleton, however at the time the roads were primarily gravel, so the trip took four "bumpy" hours. Like a lot of success stories, Clarence's came from humble beginnings and the first few years were characterized by long hours, hard work, and low pay. By 1935 Clarence had an addition to his fleet when his brother Balsor came aboard. Over the course of the next few years the brothers had a birds-eye view of the growing success of their hard work, and saw it purchase new vehicles as well as begin to hire more employees. more Our History Our Services Mission Statement

78. Our Roots Nos Racines: Search Results Title Annals of Yarmouth and Barrington (nova scotia) in the Church of EnglandNouvelleÉcosseHistoire Church of Englandnova scotiahistory http://www.ourroots.ca/e/results.asp?type=1&page=1&field=subject&key=Nova Scotia

79. 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

Gypsum and Anhydrite in Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources Mineral Resources Branch Information Circular ME 16, Third Edition, 1993 by G. C. Adams, Table of Contents Introduction Uses of Gypsum and Anhydrite Nova Scotia's Resources History of Gypsum and Anhydrite Mining in Nova Scotia ... 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.

80. Our Roots Nos Racines: Search Results Title A geographical history of nova scotia containing an account of the situation, extent and limits thereof as also of the various struggles between http://www.ourroots.ca/e/results.asp?type=1&page=1&field=subject&key=Nova Scotia

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