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Cole Harbour On Destination: Nova Scotia Cole Harbour is located at 44°40'18"N, 63°29'23"W in the Halifax Outlying region of the Halifax / Dartmouth Trail, Halifax county. In 1973, the Cole Harbour Rural Heritage Society was formed to preserve the area's heritage. The Cole Harbour Parks and Trails Association along with the Cole Harbour Rural Heritage Society joined forces to achieve park status for the salt marshes found within the area of the Trans Canada Trail project being developed around the Cole Harbour area. www.destination-ns.com /common/places.asp?PlaceID=1131   (563 words)

The Bissett Family Of Nova Scotia In 1816 Cole Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia, George Frederick Bissett was a "yeoman", as recorded on his marriage bond. In 1823 Cole Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia, George Frederick Bissett was a "husbandman" - as recorded in his marriage bond. Rachel Lanegan 9 Mar 1823 Halifax, Halifax, Nova Scotia. www.mindspring.com /~giammo/personal/bi00005.htm   (860 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Cole Harbour Community Radio (CHCN 106.9FM Stereo) is due to go on air in January or February of 2001. The station is located in Cole Harbour, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and is being started in response to racial conflict between communities that are geographically and culturally separate and distinct. The vision statement of the the Cole Harbour Community Radio Society is "building bridges among cultures and communities". www.trentu.ca /trentradio/governance/job_descriptions/chcn_cole_harbour_stnmgr.txt   (399 words)

Cole Harbour Bel Ayr Minor Hockey Association Anyone interested in coaching in Cole Harbour Bel Ayr Minor Hockey Association for the 2006-2007 hockey season should contact the following people before May 31, 2006 to express their intent and at what level (team) they are seeking.. Cole Harbour Bel Ayr Minor Hockey are looking for girls next year interested in playing hockey at the atom level. It is Cole Harbour's hope that enough interest will be generated at this age level to enable Cole Harbour to begin a Female Atom program for next year. www.chbawings.org   (723 words)

List of communities in Nova Scotia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia As designated by the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities. Queens Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia (see also Queens County, Nova Scotia) Lawrencetown, Halifax R.M., Nova Scotia in Halifax Regional Municipality en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_communities_in_Nova_Scotia   (167 words)

Property in Nova Scotia Purchasing property anywhere in Nova Scotia can be a big decision in your life. Nova Scotia is an inviting province in which to live. Nova Scotia boasts eleven scenic travelways that will take residents and visitors through rugged shorelines, sandy beaches, beautiful bays and peaceful communities. www.realestateproperty.ca /city/property/nova_scotia.html   (302 words)

No.5 Radar Detachment, Queensport/Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia Initially called Queensport but later known as Cole Harbour, the station was situated on Tor Bay, approximately 125 miles East of Halifax. Once in a while someone tried to convince a filter-room operator to visit Cole Harbour, but this proved very difficult because some of our operators, in order to gain the sympathy of a filter-room operator had exaggerated the isolation of our unit. The Commanding Officer at Cole Harbour was F/L Nomasch, a well respected man who allowed us to reform our regular duties without issuing a lot of orders. www.pinetreeline.org /rds/detail/rds5-6.html   (2005 words)

Nova Scotia Quotations I imagine that the good people of Nova Scotia will be rather surprised to find that their province is an island (except for those from Cape Breton, which IS an island.) It would appear that being 'geographically handicapped' is an ironic condition. Marriott Arbuthnot, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, addressing the House of Assembly in Halifax on Friday June 6th, 1777, as reported in the Journals and Votes of the House of Assembly for the Province of Nova Scotia, 1777, (spelling and capitalization as printed). It is estimated that 60,000 went to the colony of Nova Scotia, and 10,000 went to the colony of Quebec. www.littletechshoppe.com /ns1625/quotes.html   (9677 words)

Cole Harbour Place At Cole Harbour Place, we want everyone in our community to enjoy and reap the benefits of a healthier lifestyle. Cole Harbour Place is a state-of-the-art multi-use facility located in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia. Since 1988 Cole Harbour Place has offered a wide range of services to the community. www.coleharbourplace.com   (191 words)

purevolume™ | The Falling Sickness Cole Harbour, NS Joey Giles, Brandon Bouchard, Kirk Thompson, Alex Boutlier, Mike Andrews We are a metal band from Cole Harbour Nova Scotia. Weve been together for a short time but in that time we have had some positive feedback from people who listen to us. www.purevolume.com /thefallingsickness/billboard   (95 words)

Cottages in Nova Scotia Not only will it provide your family with countless opportunities to spend quality time together, but it can serve as a valuable investment in the long run, since cottage values tend to be on the rise across Canada. Maintaining your cottage property is the best thing to do, and most cottage owners take great care in the interior and exterior of their properties, as well as preserving the natural surroundings as much as possible. Nova Scotia provides opportunities for everyone - no matter what stage of life you are in. www.realestateproperty.ca /city/cottages/nova_scotia.html   (270 words)

Descendants of William Seatle & Mary Robinson James Seatle (Seatle, as it was originally spelled) and his wife, Hannah Rippon and their children, came to Cole Harbour, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, in the early 1800's, from the Cartmel area, of Lancashire, England. Today many of their descendants still live in and around the area of Cole Harbour, with other descendants living in Atlantic Canada, throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. Stuart and Florence Bissett (Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia) freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~coleharbour/Settle   (262 words)

Cole Harbour Nova Scotia Real Estate Offices and Agents. Buying a Home, Homes for Sale in Cole Harbour, NS GMAC Real Estate Offices and Agents of Cole Harbour, NS Welcome to GMAC Real Estate of Cole Harbour, NS - where our real estate professionals are waiting to assist you with all of your home buying needs in Nova Scotia. Whether looking to buy a new home or sell a home in the Cole Harbour area, you deserve a knowledgeable advocate in the real estate process. And at GMAC Real Estate of the greater Nova Scotia area, we have the reach and resources of General Motors, GMAC, GMAC Mortgage and GMAC Home Services to help us establish and foster relationships that offer more value and convenience for you. www.gmacrealestate.com /marketsserved/pages/Cole_Harbour_NS.cfm   (263 words)

CBC - Nova Scotia Votes 2006 - District Profiles Riding Profile: This urban riding was re-created in the 2003 redistribution from parts of Dartmouth-Cole Harbour (78 per cent) and Cole Harbour-Eastern Passage (29 per cent). Cole Harbour Reserve is also part of this riding. The riding includes two major high schools, Cole Harbour and Auburn High. www.cbc.ca /nsvotes2006/riding/014   (218 words)

Cote History   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) England's take over of Nova Scotia included having the population pay homage to the King of England and convert to the Protestant Church of England. In 1774 the British, pressured by their problems in the US and remembering the debacle in the take-over of Nova Scotia, passed the Québec Act which recognized the Territorial French legal codes and land tenure system and granted legal status to the Roman Catholic Church. The British obviously decided that their take-over of Québec was to go a lot differently than their take-over of Nova Scotia and the mess they were dealing with in the American States. www.thievin.net /CoteHistory.html   (14215 words)

Cole Harbour (lower Middle) Nova Scotia Real Estate Offices and Agents. Buying a Home, Homes for Sale in Cole Harbour ... GMAC Real Estate Offices and Agents of Cole Harbour (lower Middle), NS Welcome to GMAC Real Estate of Cole Harbour (lower Middle), NS - where our real estate professionals are waiting to assist you with all of your home buying needs in Nova Scotia. Whether looking to buy a new home or sell a home in the Cole Harbour (lower Middle) area, you deserve a knowledgeable advocate in the real estate process. Our real estate agents can help you find a new home in the Cole Harbour (lower Middle) area by partnering with you, listening to your needs and communicating clearly. www.gmacrealestate.com /marketsserved/pages/COLE_HARBOUR_(LOWER_MIDDLE)_NS.cfm   (285 words)

Latvian Hockey Magazine Hokeja Vestnesis Sidney, the first overall pick in the 2005 NHL entry draft leads the Penguins in goals with ten, assists with 15, his 25 points places his first among rookie scorers in the NHL. The Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia native has tallied points in 16 of 21 games so far this season. Alexander Ovechkin a native of Moscow, Russia, Alexander was the first overall selection in the 2004 NHL entry draft. www.hokejavestnesis.com /nhl.htm   (456 words)

Cole Harbour Funeral Home & Crematorium : Home Page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Cole Harbour Funeral Home and Crematorium is located at 1234 Cole Harbour Road, in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia. The building in which Cole Harbour Funeral Home operates from was built with serving our community in mind, and provides : Ample Parking, Spacious Visitation Rooms, A Modern Chapel, And is Wheel Chair Accessable. www.coleharbourfuneral.com   (74 words)

No.5 Radar Detachment,Queensport/Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia This radar station was bounded on three sides by rocks, water, moss, some trees and stunted brush and a small lake, making it quite inaccessible from any but the access road on the front side where the Guardhouse was located. Upon being notified that he was to report to Cole Harbour, Harry had decided that this east coast location could mean but one thing; it had to be a "jumping off" point for overseas duty. A few years ago a long time Cole Harbour resident, Bessie Monroe, wrote to tell me that shortly after the war after the station had been abandoned, the War Assets Corporation sold the buildings and materials. www.pinetreeline.org /rds/detail/rds5-9.html   (1784 words)

Home Welcome to the Anglican Church of Saint Andrew, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia - a community of faith since 1794. We will be pleased to welcome you and to help you grow in the companionship of others as they too pursue their Christian journeys. Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island www.chebucto.ns.ca /Religion/TCOSA   (198 words)

ACOA Website - News - News Releases   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Residents of the Salmon River subdivision in Cole Harbour will soon be connected to Halifax Regional Municipality water services due thanks to a project funded through the Canada/Nova Scotia Infrastructure Program The $195 million, six-year Canada/Nova Scotia Infrastructure Program is administered by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations. The Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities is represented on the Program's management committee. www.acoa.ca /e/media/press/press.shtml?1678   (448 words)

The Nova Scotia Genealogy Network Association Formed to provide access to and promote genealogical resources pertaining to Nova Scotia and support the efforts of the local and county historical societies in the province. Nova Scotia Highland Village - Roots Cape Breton Nova Scotia Department of Education for hosting this web site. nsgna.ednet.ns.ca   (130 words)

Maple Leafs nick Penguins 3-2 in overtime - Boston.com Crosby had an assist and now has five goals and five assists in five games since being snubbed for the Canadian Olympic team. A large contingent of family and friends made the trip from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, and Crosby didn't disappoint them. The 18-year-old made a nifty behind-the-back pass to Zigmund Palffy, whose shot forced goalie Ed Belfour from the net-- allowing Sergei Gonchar to score on the rebound at 5:47 of the first. www.boston.com /sports/hockey/articles/2006/01/02/maple_leafs_nick_penguins_3_2_in_overtime   (421 words)

Cole Harbour Place ... [Burke/Oliver Recreation Sport, Leisure, Wellness and Tourism Consultants]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Cole Harbour Place, NS - Pool and Viewing Area Part 1 consisted of predesign services involving program and facility component identification leading to the development of new facilities for the Cole Harbour area of Nova Scotia. The project included a major expansion of the existing ice arena to encompass a second ice surface, fitness training areas, library, theatre, meeting rooms, multipurpose room, aquatic facilities, and cafe. www.burkeoliver.com /cs/coleharbour-place.html   (216 words)

Multiculturalism - Black History Month 2006 Event Description: This film explores the lives and experiences of Black women in Nova Scotia, their contributions to the home, the church and the community and the strengths they passed on to their daughters. Event Description: This biography of Nova Scotia-born contralto, Portia White, features archival film and TV footage, recording excerpts and interviews with family, friends, pupils and her accompanist. This exhibit is made possible by the Black Artists Network of Nova Scotia. www.pch.gc.ca /progs/multi/black-noir/even/atlantic_e.cfm   (963 words)

webGED: Bissett - Conrod Data Page 1891 Census of Dartmouth Divisions places his birth place as Nova Scotia, but he was acutally born in Scotland. He is identified as a surviving son of Mrs. Possibly the Richard Young, farmer, shown in the 1838 census as living alone in Chezzetcook. www.mindspring.com /~giammo/Bissett/wga36.html   (1110 words)

Ontario mineral literature Cole, L.H. (1913) Gypsum in Canada, its occurrence, exploitation, and technology. Cole, L.H. (1915) The salt deposits of Canad and the salt industry. Platt, R.G.; Mitchell, R.H. (1982) The Marathon Dikes; ultrabasic lamprophyres from the vicinity of McKellar Harbour, NW Ontario. www.ontariominerals.com /ontario_mineral_literature.htm   (8472 words)

Nova Scotia Legislature - Member of the Legislative Assembly for Cole Harbour Nova Scotia Legislature - Member of the Legislative Assembly for Cole Harbour Note: Links to external sites (pages outside the Nova Scotia Legislature web site) will open in a new browser window. This page and all contents are Crown copyright © 2001, Province of Nova Scotia, all rights reserved. www.gov.ns.ca /legislature/MEMBERS/directory/coleharbour.html   (49 words)

Halifax Info - Halifax Regional Municipality Visitor Information Halifax Nova Scotia Halifax, Gateway to Atlantic Canada, has flourished as a prominent port situated on the world's second largest natural harbour. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada is a modern port city teeming with culture and heritage and the perfect place for your next holiday vacation. Imagine the vivacity of city living, the charms of small town life and the pristine beauty of nature - all in one place! www.halifaxinfo.com   (261 words)

Cole Harbour District High School Cole Harbour District High School students are holding a safe grad/sporting team fundraiser by selling Entertainment books. If we can sell 400 books, each book will yield a profit of $10. If you have any questions or would like to know how to purchase books, please email Mr. www.coleharbourhigh.ednet.ns.ca /index.php?mo=12&yr=2005   (212 words)

Information on Nova Scotia Events, Festivals, Art Galleries, Museums from Outdoor Nova Scotia (List Your Event FREE) List Your business on Nova Scotia's most popular directory for less than $50 per year. Information on Nova Scotia events, festivals, art galleries, museums, etc. can be listed HERE FREE. Designed and maintained by Outdoor Nova Scotia, Liverpool, N.S. Material protected by copyright. www.outdoorns.com /events.php   (278 words)

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