Drilled wells in Nova Scotia are typically less than about 90 m (300 feet) depth, but may be deeper in some areas. How deep is a normal residential well? 100 to 800 feet deepMost household water wells range from 100 to 800 feet deep, but a few are over 1,000 feet deep. Well yields can […]
Category: Nova Scotia
Why Is Natural Gas Important To Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia is connected to North America’s natural gas grids, giving us access to more than 100 years of reserves. It’s a cleaner fossil fuel. Natural gas burns cleaner than oil or coal and produces fewer greenhouse gases and other harmful emissions. What is Nova Scotia main source of energy? Nova Scotia Power, a subsidiary […]
How Many Abandoned Mines Are In Nova Scotia?
In addition to the approximately 2,400 AMO’s on Crown land, there are approximately 6,000 AMO’s on private land in the province. How many active mines are in Nova Scotia? There are 10 active mining operations in Nova Scotia. Are there still coal mines in Nova Scotia? Santa might give naughty kids a lump of coal, […]
When Did Coal Mining Stop In Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia (NS) was Canada’s foremost coal producer from 1827 until 1945. Do they still mine coal in Nova Scotia? The Donkin coal project is an underground mine located on the north-eastern tip of Cape-Breton, Nova Scotia. Cline Group affiliate Kameron Collieries (Kameron) is the owner and operator of the coal mine. When did coal […]
What Economic Resources Did Nova Scotia Have?
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Extensive forestry resources supply large pulp and paper mills, numerous sawmills, and the expanding Christmas tree and maple syrup industries. What economic resources does Nova Scotia have? Nova Scotia has a diversified economy based on both land and sea resources. Traditional industries such as fishing, forestry, and mining are in decline, […]
What Type Of Landform Is Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia is part of the Appalachian region, one of Canada seven physiographic regions. The province is primarily a peninsula extending from the country’s mainland. What are the 2 important landforms found in Nova Scotia? Nova Scotia’s upland regions reach a maximum elevation of more than 1,700 feet (520 metres) above sea level in the […]
Where Did The Gaels Settle In Nova Scotia?
Scottish Gaels were settled in Nova Scotia from 1773, with the arrival of the ship Hector. and continuing until the 1850s. Gaelic has been spoken since then in Nova Scotia on Cape Breton Island and on the northeastern mainland of the province. Canadian Gaelic Region Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia; Prince Edward Island Where did […]
Can You Drink And Drive In Nova Scotia?
In Canada, the legal limit is 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood (or 80mg%…or simply “80”). In Nova Scotia, suspensions are issued between 50 & 80. How much can I drink and safely drive? The amount of alcohol it takes to become impaired varies widely from individual to individual. Can passengers drink […]
How Do I File A Noise Complaint In Nova Scotia?
Call Police 902-490-5020 if: The noise complaint is currently in progress and/or falls between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. What time is quiet hours in Nova Scotia? PROHIBITED TIMES: On a Sunday, Statutory Holiday, Civic Holiday, or Remembrance Day until nine o’clock in the a.m. (9:00 a.m.) and after seven o’clock in […]
What Is The Cost Of Living In Halifax Nova Scotia?
The average cost of living in Halifax is $3,200/month for a single person who rents. This average is based on many factors including the cost of housing, transportation, groceries, and entertainment. Is Halifax affordable to live? It is hard to buy a home or rent an apartment and there’s not much affordable housing. There is […]