Nova Scotia Facts You Probably Don't Know

[@Miguel_and_The_Microbes]

i lived in HALIFAX 2010-11 & loved the city and.. the province of NOVA SCOTIA.

[@johnt8636]

Yeah... you can forget getting to Sable Island unless you have beaucoup bucks. It's just about 200 miles offshore.

[@williamharris8367]

Is it even possible to visit there? I thought that it was a nature preserve or suchlike.

[@johnt8636]

@@williamharris8367 It's a national park reserve. You can visit, if you can get there, but day visits only. No camping no over-nighting.

[@matthvm2]

As a person from Dartmouth NS there were other facts that could have been covered most of these were about Halifax . the former city and little was done on the rest of Nova Scotia

[@SebastiansFacts]

Well, of course there were a lot more facts. But I'm only one man, I don't have a whole lot of time to research these videos, so i have to pick the ones that seem to be interesting to me. But yes, you're right, the vast majority of my videos could've incorporate a lot more facts.

[@keatonblackman472]

I Love Nova Scotia

[@keatonblackman472]

@Rosaleigh Whynot Me To

[@tedmed225]

I adore Nova Scotia

[@randhyakrishna]

@Timothy the fan of motosports and gaming hlooo

[@Gxyz222]

Nova Scotia is also where Denny Doherty from the Mamas and Papas was born.

[@williamharris8367]

What specific treaty prevented the establishment of Halifax? The earliest that I (an admitted non-specialist) am aware of is the Treaty of Peace and Friendship from 1752; signed some three years _after_ Halifax was established.

[@cvet12]

Never knew it exist many people live there. Greetings from America

[@TheBasedCanadian]

Typical lol

[@TripWagstaff5213]

A man in the village of Joggins NS received the titanics distress signal

[@will-o-wisp6665]

Wasn't the largest man made pre atomic bomb explosion done at Hill 60 during ww1?

[@Benjiefrenzy]

No

[@EdinburghFive]

From Wikipedia - The Halifax Explosion was one of the largest artificial non-nuclear explosions. An extensive comparison of 130 major explosions by Halifax historian Jay White in 1994 concluded that "Halifax Explosion remains unchallenged in overall magnitude as long as five criteria are considered together: number of casualties, force of blast, radius of devastation, quantity of explosive material, and total value of property destroyed."

[@AllanScott28]

Maaaa Brothers from another mother/father

[@trismica]

novia scotia albas we colany

[@moonringXD]

Can you do Chinese province and Indian states next?

[@SebastiansFacts]

The Indian states will be done this year, a couple of months from now. But I didn't think about making a Chinese series. I will consider it, thanks!

[@matthvm2]

Nunavut next ?

[@SebastiansFacts]

No, Ontario. I ordered them according to their status (province or territory).

[@noahmatthews-cremomb2562]

I’m Mi’kmaq or Micmac

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

Has the Canadian government put up a plaque or statue honoring those Indians that died as a result of that man made tsunami? Sorry for lost of your people.

[@thomasdinsmore5866]

Is Quebec next

[@SebastiansFacts]

No, it's Ontario.

[@matthvm2]

Halifax is not a city its a Regional Municipality

[@SebastiansFacts]

For all intents and purposes Halifax is an urban agglomeration, aka a city. It is managed as a regional government, but I don't think anyone that comes to Halifax thinks the place is anything else but a city.

[@raja711rr]

I wanna go there my gf is there, but how ?

[@halifaxtrails]

God's Country.