Nova+Scotia

 media type="file" key="nova scotia.mp3" width="240" height="20" Climate Are you planning on going to Canada and just can’t decide which province you want to go to? Well this website will solve that problem. Nova Scotia is a beautiful province. It has a perfect climate. It has just the right temperature in the summer and snowy winters. The rest of the time it’s a bit foggy and there’s a lot of rainfall. Inland is warmer than other parts. Everybody loves Nova Scotia’s climate.  Geography There are many intereresting facts about Nova Scotia’s geography. Some cool facts about Nova Scotia are that no land in all of Nova Scotia is less than thirty five miles from the sea. It is also almost completely surrounded by water. One of those bodies of water is the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Isn’t Nova Scotia’s geography pretty exquisite?  Recreation Here’s some fun stuff to do while you’re visiting. There is wonderful cross country skiing. You could watch one of the Canadiens minor league teams play a hockey game. In the summer boating and swimming are only a couple of the things that you can do. One more thing to visit is The Citadel National Historic Park.  Economy and resources Were you wondering about the economy and resources of Nova Scotia? Part of the way the province makes money is by mining for coal, gypsum and salt. There is incredible fishing because Nova Scotia is almost completely surrounded by water. Shipping is important in Halifax and that’s another way the province makes money. Nova Scotia has lots of resources and interesting economy. Wild Life Are you bored and don’t want to go to the zoo? Well then come see Nova Scotia’s wild life! Come see our beutiful white and black and brown cows and our magnificent white tailed deer. Also come our strong black bears that roam the forest’s and of course our fierce and amazing wild cats. Our large furry moose is a wonderful sight to see, also come see our cute little beavers in our lakes, ponds, and rivers. And of course are crafty red tailed foxes and our white and black raccoon’s. Now that you heard about our wild life in words, come see it in person! Do you go fishing and don’t catch any thing or try to go get oysters yourself but can’t find any thing? Well come to Nova Scotia and start fishing! Come catch our herring, cod and flounder. Also come searching for our oysters, swordfish, lobsters, and scallops. The joy of fishing is right here in Nova Scotia so come on up and start fishing! Didn't that help you decide? Come to Nova Scotia now!

By:Grace A. and Lukas G.