Member Benefits

Here are our top ten reasons for becoming a Come to life charter member.

It’s good for business – you’ll gain access to new tools and contacts.
Your company will be highlighted in one of our feature stories that are regularly pitched to local and external media.
You’ll appear on our website novascotialife.com
You will have access to Nova Scotia Come to life marketing materials and artwork.
You can receive specialized communications and media training if interested.
You will be informed about sponsorship opportunities, events and speaking opportunities.
You’ll have an opportunity to provide feedback and advice on the initiative and its marketing campaigns within Nova Scotia and in key Canadian and US markets.
Charter Membership is free. You’ll have free access to the Come to life photo and video library for your use in marketing and promotional tools, websites, etc.
Your company/sector could be profiled or highlighted in ad campaigns.
You’ll be helping to put Nova Scotia on the map as a competitive, smart choice to live, work, learn, visit and do business – inevitably growing the Nova Scotia economy.

Charter Members

Michael J. Fox and Muhammad Ali might be the public faces of Parkinson’s Disease but someone like Mark Pridgeon of Mineville, Nova Scotia can have a stronger affect on the everyday person with the illness.

Mark, 64, was diagnosed with the motor system disorder five years ago. Caused by the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells, Parkinson’s four primary symptoms are trembling in hands, arms, legs, jaw, and face; stiffness of the limbs and trunk; bradykinesia, or slowness of movement; and impaired balance and co-ordination.

Parkinson Society Maritime Region