If you have been following the Nova Scotia news, you’ll be aware that we have an acute shortage of doctors in our province.
Approximately 15 per cent of Nova Scotians are waiting for a family doctor or nurse practitioner, the highest tally the province has seen seen launching the Need A Family Practice Registry in […]
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Of course, everyone will have their own opinion of what it is like living in Halifax, Nova Scotia and here is […]
From mid May until the end of June (sometimes early July) we are blessed with black fly season. There are many species of black fly within Canada (approximately 165) but only two that swarm and bite and we have this type here in Nova Scotia 🙁
Unlike mosquitos, black flies lay their eggs on moving […]
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For people moving to Halifax with children, one of their main priorities is to find a good school and to get their children settled in their new environment as quickly as possible. As the province doesn’t appear to publish a school ranking guide, it’s sometimes a word of mouth or trusting-your-own-instincts kind of […]
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One of the recent questions I was asked is how easy is it to bring your domestic pet to Nova Scotia?
For those of you that are coming here with a Relocation Package attached to a job offer, the transportation of your pet is often covered under your package so for the purpose of […]
Birthplace of Hockey (Windsor, NS) The History of Ice Hockey from the Original Home Ice & Birthplace of Hockey Windsor Nova Scotia (circa 1800).
We have the highest tides in the world opening up a whole area of recreation hard to find elsewhere (mud sliding, tidal bore rafting, muddy soccer). Tidal Bore Rafting
It’s […]
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