The Pearson Peacekeeping Centre supports Canada's commitment to the peacekeeping efforts of military, civilian, media and humanitarian organizations around the world with advanced & current courses, training, research, publications and library.

Licensed Child Care Standards Providing safe, loving and nurturing homes This page and all contents Crown copyright 2002, all rights reserved. Send your comments and suggestions to us Or write to: Department of Community Services Communications Section PO Box 696 Halifax, NS B3J 2T7 ...

NSNET Community Organization Network links citizens with disabilities and or health challenges of all ages in Nova Scotia to resources and services that promote active inclusive healthy independent living in our communities SEARCH NSNET Search by Topic, Regional and Alphabetical Listings. Keyword Search and Submit Links. NSNET DIRECTORY OF DIRECTORIES SEARCH OTHER RESOURCES SEARCH INTERNET ...

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The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries strives to ensure prosperous and sustainable agriculture, commercial fishing, aquaculture, food production and sport fishing industries for Nova Scotia's rural and coastal communities through wise resource management, strategic development and stakeholder partnerships.

The Photographic Guild of N.S., in its 55th year, helps foster and encourage the art and science of photography among our members and the public. With over 140 members, we are the largest photographic club in Atlantic Canada. Our program is designed to inspire and motivate its members and guests with a range of items for the amateur, advanced amateur and professional photographer. It includes ...

MANS is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting multiculturalism in Nova Scotia and educating people through workshops and other means about the diverse cultures in this Province.

A bog is defined as a mossy, peat-covered or peat-filled wetland (peatland), that develops on open terrain with restricted drainage (i.e., where the amount of water going in exceeds the amount of water going out). The water supply of a bog comes almost exclusively from precipitation, resulting in a nutrient-poor, acidic environment. As a bog has limited external drainage, the surface is ...