Environment

This sction of the Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage website discusses the construction and impacts, largely negative, of the Churchill Falls hydroelectric dam, built in Labrador during the Smallwood government of 1949 to 1972.

Launched in 2007 as The Nova Scotia Policy Review, this independent quarterly magazine has gained the respect of policy makers, community advocates and concerned citizens. Its independent reporting has been cited as evidence in the provincial legislature and by municipalities and community groups that have found in its pages sound arguments to support sustainable social development.

The Nova Scotia Historic Places Initiative provides a searchable database of historic properties in Nova Scotia and several online articles on conservation of historic sites.

This virtual gallery covers Labrador environment, culture, communities, history, and more.

This unofficial web page is chock-full of information about, and historical photographs of, Tancook Island, Nova Scotia, including history, genealogy, flora and fauna. Maintained by Martha J. Farrar.