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A yellow field-Westville NS Lee Martin	View of Lewis Lake, Mount Uniake, Nova Scotia Joan Massey
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Several building projects for the 2011 Canada Winter Games, from February 11-27, 2011, are already underway. These improvements will allow Nova Scotia, the proud host of the games, to not only meet each of the 20 Canada Winter Games sports’ requirements, but to offer everyday Nova Scotians updated facilities to enjoy their favourite sports and to lead active lives.

“After all this is said and done, and the games are over, we want to leave as much infrastructure as possible so that athletes, particularly young athletes, have a place to train and a place to compete,” says Jean-Paul Deveau, chair of the board of directors for the games. “It’s also important infrastructure for the recreation community to develop sports in Nova Scotia.”

Halifax 2011 Canada Games

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About Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is located on the east coast of Canada. With 7,400 km of coastline it is almost completely surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. Nova Scotia is a place that offers a rare experience to the people who live in, do business in, and come to visit the province.