A 'Shout Out' for Nova Scotia

I have had the privilege of calling Halifax my home since the age of three and of obtaining my undergraduate and Medical degrees from Dalhousie. I continued my studies at McGill where I was consistently reminded by residents/fellows/faculty how impressed they were not only with the clinical skills of Dalhousie Medical School graduates, but also with their friendly, grounded and professional demeanor. The skills (medical and life) acquired back home laid a solid foundation which enabled me to eventually teach Medicine and to participate in several overseas/domestic projects.
During my travels/work, I have consistently received glowing comments about the natural beauty of Nova Scotia, the friendly and welcoming nature of Nova Scotians, and the standard of primary/secondary/post secondary education. When a patient discovers I am from Halifax, the immediate response is a smile and then "I hear it's beautiful down there' or "Nova Scotians are friendly"
For all of you resident Nova Scotians, follow your passion and make your mark on the world stage without necessarily leaving the province... many already have.
Those of us in T.O. will just have to settle for sporting our tartan(s), chugging our Keith's and wolfing down fish and chips and/or imitation donairs while enjoying the 'beaches' of Lake Ontario. :-(
For those who have not yet had the opportunity to visit, I invite them to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the province....you will not be disappointed.

Dr. S. Dosaj

Toronto

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From the moment you walk in the door, there is an energy that immediately recharges your spirit, and tells you that great things are happening in this place. Maybe it’s the eclectically coloured and playful décor. Maybe it’s the friendly smiles from the people behind the counter. Maybe it’s the aroma of the fresh house blend coffee brewing, or the warm whole wheat bread being sliced, or the heap of homemade Cape Breton pork pies with their sweet date filling and creamy butter frosting. (And not a hint of pork, despite their name.) Whatever the reason, an undeniable feeling of comfort permeates The Bean Bank Café, in downtown Sydney.

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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.