Nova Scotia

River John is on the western side of Pictou County Between the towns of Tatamagouche and Pictou.

Souce: I'm from that general area

Statistics Canada estimates the population of Nova Scotia was 330,857 in 1861 and 387,800 in 1871. See "Historical Statistics of Canada: Table A2-14, Population of Canada by Province, Census Dates, 1851-1976. Available in digital form at <http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/11-516-x/sectiona/4147436-eng.htm>

At 0700 EDT, the time in Nova Scotia is 0600 ADT.

Astronomia nova was created in 1609.

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

pretty far away... so don't try it... you'll drown.

The people of Nova Scotia reaction to confederation was...

# Wrote petitions # Argued in the provincial Legislature # Contacted the British government # Some of them talked about joining United States

There is no good records of when the actual release took place but according to the Quote

below from the DNR of Nova Scotia magazine CONSERVATION spring issue 1991, it took place in the mid 1890's. Regardless of the actual date by 1904 all 13 counties of Nova Scotia had reports of deer population.

"This early history of deer, summarized from Benson and Dodds "Deer of Nova Scotia", offers a pattern typical of successful introductions. They reported that during the mid 1890's white-tailed deer were released in the Digby and Halifax areas. Probably around the same time deer migrated into Cumberland County from New Brunswick and may have travelled as far as Colchester County by the time of the releases."

In Nova Scotia, speeding offences are covered under the Summary Offence Tickets Regulations:

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The fines are detailed in Schedule 4:

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So if you're charged under section 106(a)(b) -

"Driving at speed that exceeds posted speed limit or other maximum speed limit in Act by 16 to 30 km/h, inclusive, in other than temporary work area" your fine would be offence category "D" which would be $282.71 for a first offence.

Mainly one year....

Pros - Which ever one you buy will be yours.

Cons- It will be old and will starve you of every free nickel you have.

Just go for it.

It used to be a city but many years ago they changed it to be the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, CBRM for short.

Mr. Clary Reardon

Halifax is the capital of the province of Nova Scotia, Canada.

ROUGHLY: North East

This all depends on what time zone you are in in relation to the time zone Halifax is in.

There are several land forms located in Nova Scotia. The Appalachian Mountains and several lakes and rivers are throughout Nova Scotia.

Joseph Howe belives that by joining the confederation, nova scotia would have little say in the federal government (18 house of common seats) and will lose ties and support with great Britain

yes

Because a british officer claimed the farmers were enemies because they refused to take an oath of allegiance to the protestant British King.

Northern Hemisphere

No, it is very much and English speaking province.

we would die if we weren't a country we would die if we weren't a country we would die if we weren't a country

in Halifax, Shelburne, and the St. John river vally

3626 miles

The most quick way, which avoids a lot of New Brunswick is going down the Annapolis Valley way (about 233 kms, 145 miles), then getting on the Saint John Ferry. Going from Saint John to the border (Calais, Maine) about 114 kms (71 miles). Then Calais, Maine to Bangor, Maine is another 157 kms (98 miles). Then from Bangor, Maine to Portland, Maine it's another 207 kms (129 miles).

Halifax, Nova Scotia -> Ferry (233 kms) (145 miles)

Saint John, New Brunswick -> Calais, Maine (114 kms) (71 miles)

Calais, Maine -> Bangor, Maine (157 kms) (98 miles)

Bangor, Maine -> Portland, Maine (207 kms) (129 miles)

All in all, you'll probably be driving for a good 11 hours. You'll probably rack up a good 800 kms (497 miles).