Category: Nova Scotia

Crescent Beach is about 2 km long and is one of the few… possibly only… beaches in Nova Scotia that you can actually drive on. It’s very common in the summer to see cars driving up and down the beach. Are all beaches in Nova Scotia public? Nova Scotia’s coastline is more than 13,000 km […]

Nova Scotia faces increased risk of floods, wildfires and crop-killing intense heat because of climate change, according to a risk assessment released by the province Monday. The report predicts a warmer and rainier Nova Scotia this century with more intense storms, sea level rise and coastal and inland flooding. How will Nova Scotia be affected […]

She could retire at age 60, sell her Ontario home, and move to Nova Scotia. After paying off the mortgage she would net about $1,000,000. After paying $400,000 for the Nova Scotia place, she would have about $600,000 to invest. Jill could use the income on her $600,000 investment portfolio to supplement her cash flow. […]

John Carter Risley John Risley Born John Carter Risley April 26, 1948 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Occupation Businessman Spouse Judy MacDonald (divorced) Children 1 daughter, 1 son Who are the wealthiest people in Nova Scotia? Sobey Family – 2.88B According to Canadian Business, the family from Nova Scotia has a net worth of 2.88 billion […]

Spindrift Killik Session Lager is an easy-drinking tasty lager that comes in cans. A six pack of this new release will run you an even 14 dollars which comes out to a palatable 152.1ml per dollar. Is beer cheaper in Nova Scotia? Crossing the border into Quebec or Nova Scotia will save you between $5 […]

Recently-Added Nova Scotia Craft Beers Nine Locks Brewing Company. Dirty Blonde Light. Spindrift Brewing Company. Toller Lite. Annapolis Brewing Company. Blockhouse Blonde Ale. Heritage Brewing Co. Wheat Kings Pineapple Wheat. Annapolis Brewing Company. Duck Slayer. Heritage Brewing Co. Lunn’s Mill Beer Company. Lazy Bear Brewing. What beer is brewed in Nova Scotia? TOP BEER FROM […]

Evan MacEachern Evan studied at Saint Francis Xavier University where he earned a BA with a focus on Psychology. His passion for the beverage alcohol industry stems from early in his working career where he spent four years developing new restaurants in the UK as well as in Nova Scotia. When was Nova Scotia Spirit […]

The Nova Scotia government is permanently removing fees from all intra-provincial ferries to help make transportation more affordable and accessible for Nova Scotians, Premier Iain Rankin announced today, June 19. Are Nova Scotia ferries free? As of June 2021 all of these ferries have been made FREE to use. There are two ferries on the […]

Sable Island (French: île de Sable, literally “island of sand”) is a small Canadian island situated 300 km (190 mi) southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and about 175 km (109 mi) southeast of the closest point of mainland Nova Scotia in the North Atlantic Ocean. What island is off the coast of Nova Scotia? Sable […]

Nova Scotia is gaining recognition in Canada and around the world for high quality wines. With this increase in awareness of Nova Scotia as a grape growing and wine producing region, there is also increased interest in the production of grapes. Where do grapes grow in Nova Scotia? The Nova Scotia wine region can be […]