Grand River Info, Nova Scotia

Snow Queen Leisure Park in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, is spread over four acres of ground and this unique family entertainment center is the perfect destination for unique group events, birthday parties and fun family outings. This entertainment park has so much to offer its visitors that there will never be a dull moment. Brace yourself for attractions such as go-karts, bumper boats, a space train, miniature golf, a batting cage and much more. And while taking a break from all the fun, Snow Queen Leisure Park offers a satisfying menu that will appeal to all ages as well as delicious soft serve ice cream in 9 exciting flavors aand 22 hard ice cream flavors.READ MORE

Tempest Restaurant located in beautiful Wolfville, is open for lunch and dinner served in their contemporary dining room or under the elms on a quiet patio. The Annapolis Valley local produce and selected wines are found on the menus.READ MORE

Visit Sweeney Fisheries Museum in YarmouthREAD MORE

To date, Linda, the owner of Rags to Rugs Craft Shoppe in Pictou, has cleaned, sorted and catalogued over three hundred designs of Bluenose Patterns which were acquired from Garrett's By the Bridge. There have been some wonderful surprises and these unexpected discoveries are what inspire her to continue with the preservation process.READ MORE

Visit The Rope Loft in ChesterREAD MORE

Maritime Inn in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, is the ideal destination for business or leisure travelers who are looking for comfortable and convenient accommodation to suit their requirements. Our elegant and modern rooms are equipped with cable television, a work desk,bathroom amenities and coffee facilities. Maritime Inn is a popular venue for weddings, banquets, group dinners and many other events, with catering provided by the on-site Main Street Cafe and Lounge, where guests staying at the inn can also enjoy delicious meals. Events planned by Maritime will leave you free, relaxed and able to spend time with your guests.READ MORE

Visit The Lunenburg Inn in LunenburgREAD MORE

Big Tancook Elementary School on Big Tancook Island, Nova Scotia, Canada was built around 1950 and is a facility for grades primary to five, and is one of the last school rooms in Canada with an average population of 10. Big Tancook Island is the largest of 365 islands in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg County with a history spanning back to the 1700's and fishing is now the primary industry, at one time most islanders were farmers, and the making of sauerkraut was a primary industry till the 1970's with some islanders still keeping this tradition alive, and it can be found in some Lunenburg retails outlets for purchase. Boat building was also a booming business with the first boat built around 1827 by John Baker, and Tancook in later years became famous for the construction of the Tancook Whalers and Schooners, noted for their speed, seaworthiness, and fine lines, this however has become a thing of the past. Big Tancook Elementary School covers a wonderful history of the island, has one teacher who is also the principal and showcases student works.READ MORE

Adventures East Cottages located in Baddeck offer Cozy Log Cottages that sleeps 2-6, with housekeeping service, barbeque area and picnic tables. READ MORE

Pearl and Daisy Natural Soap Company in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada welcomes you to their happy place, and is inspired by how beautiful places make people feel, capturing them with special blends of essential oils distilled from fresh flowers, fruits and plants as they say. They have eight collections all made with 100 percent natural ingredients including wild rose and lavender, mandarin and vetiver, lemon verbena and thyme, lime and basil, rosemary and mint, fir balsam and thyme, vanilla and sandalwood, and ginger and nutmeg. Pearl and Daisy Natural Soap Company have gift sets, bath bombs, handcrafted soaps, skin care, lip care and baby care as well as mineral bath products. They also offer on-line shopping and if you own a boutique are welcome to become an exclusive retailer, contact them today.READ MORE