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'''Nova Scotia''' is a [[Maritimes|Maritime]] [[province]] on the east coast of [[Canada]] ...s province in the Maritimes, with its capital and major centre, [[Halifax, Nova Scotia|Halifax]], the largest city in all of [[Atlantic Canada]].

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...lackloyalists/index.htm "Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities in Nova Scotia"]

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During World War II the ''Rouille'' was transferred to [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]], the port where most [[Atlantic convoys]] assembled.<ref name=Other/><ref ...to the [[Maritime History of the Great Lakes]] she sank off [[Cape Smoky, Nova Scotia]], during bad weather, on March 11, 1954.<ref name=MhotGLRouille/>

...ional Municipality]], and a former city in the [[Canadian province]] of [[Nova Scotia]]. ...ile Dartmouth and its neighbouring city of Halifax, the town of [[Bedford, Nova Scotia|Bedford]] and the Municipality of the County of Halifax were dissolved at t

...bordered on the north by the province of [[Quebec]] and on the south by [[Nova Scotia]] and the [[Bay of Fundy]]. The state of [[Maine (U.S. state)|Maine]] lies .... The colony was later relocated across the Bay of Fundy to [[Port Royal, Nova Scotia]]. Throughout the 17th Century, French settlers continued to occupy what th

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...ough it is a busy port, there is sparse record of '''fireboats in Halifax, Nova Scotia'''. ...] operated the [[CFAV Firebird (YTR 561)|CFAV ''Firebird'']] in [[Halifax, Nova Scotia|Halifax]], from 1974 to 2014, and three large tugs, also equipped with wate

...h lands in North America to the British, and the island was grouped with [[Nova Scotia]] for administrative purposes. In 1769, after lobbying by the landowners, t ...[New Brunswick]] and there is a ferry service in the most of the year to [[Nova Scotia]]. A link to the mainland was a pre-condition of PEI deciding to join the C

The '''''Fort Garry''''' was a vessel built in [[Little Brook, Nova Scotia]], in 1920.<ref name=maritimehistoryofthegreatlakesFortGarry/><ref name=Man

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