What is it like to work and live in Nova Scotia?
Traditionally, many people have made their livings either directly or indirectly from the fishery. Today, as one industry declines, others help fill the void. Tourism takes full advantage of all the beauty and pleasures of our coastal land. The addition of forestry, agriculture and, more recently, the offshore oil and natural gas industry to the economic mix means Nova Scotians work hard but generally live comfortable lives. With the convenience of present-day world-wide Internet and other communications, many newcomers find this to be the ideal place from which to conduct their businesses, while indulging in our “laid back” lifestyle that had first attracted their attention. Nova Scotians are proud of their culture and heritage, and it shows. Musicians and artisans seem to appear around every corner, with each area of the province having its own local flavour. Community suppers and teas are a way of life here – from maple syrup breakfasts to strawberry socials to “Mackerel Snappers” p
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