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Breton Island the way I see it. The
beauty alone compares to none, no matter where in this world I have been
my heart was always here. You can take me out of Cape Breton but you
can't take Cape Breton out of me 11/22/02
Basin
Charters (Fishing, Whale Watch)

The
Maritime Province of Nova Scotia is small, 21,245 square miles
(55,024 square kilometers) with a population of less than
900,000. It is composed of a peninsula attached to southeastern
Canada by the isthmus of Chignecto and extends to the Atlantic
Ocean between the Bay of Fundy and Northumberland Strait. Its
northern section is the island of Cape Breton, which is joined
to mainland Nova Scotia by a causeway over the Strait of Canso.
The land is varied, green and fertile in the south, rocky and
barren on the northeastern edge of Cape Breton.
The French established their first New World colony here in
1604, and founded the "Habitation Port Royal" (today
Annapolis Royal) a year later. The English king, James I, was
unwilling to accept the French presence, but nothing ever came
of his plans to create a purely British New Scotland, whence the
name Nova Scotia. Scotsmen did in fact settle the area in the
early 17th century, but it was not until 1713, when the French
ceded their North American territories to the British after the
Seven Years' War, that Nova Scotia became officially British.
At one time Nova Scotia was the center of Acadia, and to this
day French influence and a certain sense of "Acadianism,"
if you will, remains.
What makes Nova Scotia particularly attractive is its
combination of sea and land, and the climate which is unusually
mild for Canada, thanks to the sea. Nine trails for driving have
been worked out that offer ways to experience the beauty of the
scenery and the variety of cultures. (travel
wizard)
Geography-Economy-Education-History-Politics-Acadia-Cape
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When
in Glace Bay try Nick's Pub & Grill 33 George
Oil
Cape Breton
Inside the Castlebay
Music Online Store you will find some of the best in Cape Breton
and East Coast music. Not only do we have CD's from some of the
finest artists Atlantic Canada has to offer, but you will also find some
great compilations, videos, tune books, photography books and art work
as well. The collection is always growing so be sure to stop by
frequently
Acadian
Farm
- Cabinet Shuffles - Local
editorial comment by Michael de Adder, political cartoonist. Offers
archive of strips plus contact information.
- Celtic Heritage - A
bi-monthly magazine for Celtic-Canadians. Includes a focus on Celtic
music, history, folklore and traditions.
- The Coast - A
free, weekly newspaper. Covers news and entertainment.
- The Daily News - One
of two major daily newspapers in Halifax.
- The Halifax Herald -
Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper, and one of the oldest dailies
in Canada.
- Halifax Live - On line
entertainment, local discussion forum, news and information. Links
to local and national news agencies.
- Halifax Weekly - An
on-line weekly paper that covers movies, dining and personal sites.
Includes classified listings.
- The Journal
- Weekly reports on the national, local and campus news and events
for students of Saint Mary's University. Offers history, archives,
advertising, staff, links and student classified ads.
- Port of Halifax
Magazine - News and information about the port with stories of
interest to the international shipping community. Offers contents,
features, advertisers index, links, back issues and contact details.
- Street Feat: The Voice of
the Poor - A member of the North American Street Newspaper
Association, it bills itself as the voice of social justice for the
poor. Available on the street, from street people. Gives address,
phone, fax and e-mail.
- East Coast Gardener -
Produces eight issues annually. Contains information on subscription
and planting zones. A recent issue is available for online reading
and the staff keep a meticulously maintained links page.
- Fibre Ethics Magazine -
A fiber-friendly magazine that promotes sustainable living and
serves as a showcase for products, retailers and manufacturers.
Available online and on shelf. Offers subscriptions, advertising and
contact details.
- Maritime Merchant
Online - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia's most complete listing of
free classifieds, vehicle, car, truck and real estate.
- Ocean Resources -
The East coast oil and gas industry online trade magazine. Offers
searchable directory of companies, news articles, maps and contact
information.
- Parents 'n' Kids - Nova
Scotia's free parenting magazine. Contains pages on health,
pregnancy, law, finance, sports, and the games and activities in
Kids' Corner.
- The Aurora Newspaper
- The weekly newspaper of 14 Wing (Canadian Air Force) of Greenwood,
Nova Scotia, presents articles of interest to the wing, community
and those interested in Air Force matters. Lists issues and
articles, advertising and military news links.
- Berwick
Register Extracts - Extracts from the Berwick Register
Newspaper, Kings County, Nova Scotia. Starting in 1897.
- The
Bulletin and Progress Enterprise - Independent newspaper located
in Bridgewater, Lunenburg County.
- Cape Breton Post -
Cape Breton's daily newspaper.
- The Daily News -
Published in Truro and circulated throughout Colchester County, Nova
Scotia.
- The Daily News - One
of the largest newspapers in Atlantic Canada. Published in Halifax.
- Dalhousie Gazette -
Student newspaper at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- The Guysborough
Journal - An online newspaper from Guysborough County, Nova
Scotia.
- The Halifax Herald -
Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper, and one of the oldest dailies
in Canada.
- The
Journal - Weekly student newspaper at St. Mary's University in
Halifax.
- Luke's Paper Route -
A Guide for Kids - For any kids who need a little advice on
doing their route. Come here and take it from the master.
- New Glasgow
Evening News - Pictou County's daily newspaper.
- Newspapers in Nova
Scotia - All the daily and non-daily newspapers in the province,
including contact information and websites.
- Oran.ca - The Internet companion to
the Inverness Oran, published weekly in Inverness, Nova Scotia,
Canada.
- The Victoria
Standard - Bi-weekly newspaper in Baddeck offers current events,
local interest stories, and recreation, sports and entertainment
news.
- The Weymouth Bridge -
Monthly newspaper from Weymouth, Nova Scotia.
- Advocate
Online - An online environmental illness newsletter. It contains
archives, provincial events, Environmental Health Center news, a
reading list, book reviews, and a list of web links.
- Atlantic Shop Net -
Community based newspaper style website that provides local area
information and services. Free classified ads, business directory
listings, event calendars, non-profit organization spport, and more.
Web site development and high profile advertising program for
businesses.
- Coastal
Communities News - A bi-monthly magazine coving issues of
interest to coastal towns and interest groups. Features cover story,
community profile, coastal currents, editorial, around the wharf and
opinion. Gives contact details.
- Kevin MacDonell's News
and Features - A free and searchable archive of Nova Scotia
news, feature stories and links by freelance journalist Kevin
MacDonell.
- NovaNewsNet -
Prototype online newspaper edited by students at the University of
King's College School of Journalism.
- CBC Nova Scotia - Local
news and weather for CBC radio stations throughout the province.
Lists stations, schedules and contact information.
- CFXU 690 AM - Radio station
broadcasting from the St. Francis Xavier University campus and
serves the Antigonish area.
- CKBW Bridgewater - Providing
news, information and updates of community life on Nova Scotia's
South Shore.
- In The
Garden - Radio - Real Audio radio broadcast of the Maritime
gardening show.
- On the Air in Atlantic Canada
- Net radio station catering to Atlantic Canadians. Lists programs,
classifieds, radio links and e-mail contacts.
- Buyer Beware
- Buyer Beware is First Edition's consumer column, hosted by
award-winning journalist, Yvonne Colbert.
- In The Garden
- Gardening information and discussion with Marjorie Willison.
- In The
Garden - Real Video - Real Video clips of the show.
- The Resourceful
Renovator - The host of the series is Jennifer Corson, who
focuses on construction and recycling. Offers synopsis by episode,
previews, a background on Pick and Shovel Productions and contact
details.
- Yvonne
Colbert - Biographical information on the television host.
Descendants of Lunenburg
settlers will be congregating July 10-14, 2003 to help celebrate this
special anniversary. Planned events include opportunities to
meet and greet long lost cousins and to share family histories; the
unveiling of a monument to the founding families; an ecumenical church
service; tours of the immediate area; seminars by Lunenburg family
history experts; and lots more.
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