Open to the World - Spring Edition

The current edition of Nova Scotia Open to the World magazine celebrates adaptation. As the Canadian Navy commemorates its 100th anniversary this year, a feature article reflects on the Navy's century of readiness, and its cultural and historical roots in Nova Scotia.

Also in this issue: After the COP 15 climate change meetings one thing's for sure-there are big opportunities globally for companies prepared for a low-carbon future. Meet Stephen Lund and his team at NSBI who are attracting more world-class companies to the area. Innovacorp's I-3 innovation business plan winners gave judges much to get excited about. Plus, how the First Nations community of Membertou faced adversity and is now creating a resilient and diverse future.

Two of this issue's editor's picks are:

Work has begun to prepare for the upcoming Halifax 2011 Canada Games. From renovations at the area's ski facilities to new multisport venue construction to business opportunities for travel, service, consulting, and technology businesses, writer Jon Tattrie shows how world-class sports can have lasting economic and social benefits for the entire province.

As Southeast Asia's economy grows it's attracting more foreign investment. Writer Robert Martin shows how enterprising Nova Scotians have cracked the region's lucrative markets for education and training and niche products.

Read the full edition and discover what's happening in Nova Scotia.