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Nova Scotia (920,000 inhabitants)
The capital is Halifax (300,000 inhabitants).
This region is essentially employed in fishing
(shellfish) and the industry surrounding it.
Halifax is joined to Dartmouth (70,000 inhabitants)
by a bridge. In June 1995 the heads of State of the
industrialized countries met in Halifax for their
annual meeting.
French is spoken as a part of the population is of
French origin. The summers are hot here and the
winters are cold. The international airport of
Halifax is situated at about 30 minutes from the
centre of town. Air Canada has flights every day
between Halifax and Toronto.
You don't need a visa to travel, only a valid
passport. Shopping is pleasant, you are sure to
find something to please you in the many little
local shops (artisan objects made by the MicMac
Indians), and clothes are cheap.
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