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Non-resident overnight visitors to Nova Scotia are sorted into Explorer Quotient segments based on a battery of questions about travel activities, habits, and motivations.

The dataset provides the predominate and traditional family names of African Nova Scotians in 6 regions in Nova Scotia. The regions consist of Halifax Metro, South Shore and Yarmouth and Acadian Shore, Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley, Northumberland Shore, Eastern Shore and Cape Breton Island....

Non-resident overnight visitors to Nova Scotia are asked if they or others in their travel party participated in specific outdoor activities while visiting the province.

A fully searchable database containing information for 3551 baptisms, marriages and burials recorded in the parish registers of St.-Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal, 1702-1755. These two volumes are Nova Scotia's earliest surviving church registers, and a tangible link to the last generations of...

Non-resident overnight visitors to Nova Scotia are asked if they or others in their travel party visited specific types of alcohol producers while visiting the province.

Monthly estimates for visitors to Nova Scotia by road. This includes those who enter the province via roadways (Amherst and Tidnish) and ferries (North Sydney, Caribou, Digby and Yarmouth).

Public Works operates seven ferries. This data covers the ferry schedule for the Tancook Island ferry. Refer to 511 for current availability of service: http://511.gov.ns.ca/en/map/

Information collected through the reservation system for the general public to reserve camping sites in the Nova Scotia Provincial Parks.

Fatality Reports were created for 328 individuals whose bodies were recovered at the site of the disaster. These files form a unique sub-set within the records of the Medical Examiner for the City of Halifax and Town of Dartmouth (RG 41, Series C, Vols. 75, 76 & 76A) held at the Nova Scotia...

The 'Halifax Explosion Remembrance Book' is the first really definitive listing for those killed in the disaster of 6 December 1917. The online version features a searchable database with detailed information for 1946 casualties - more than 300 of whom are recently-confirmed and identified victims.