Archive for the ‘Nova Scotia’ Category

Lights, cameras & action on the CAT Ferry

Posted by Your Friends at The CAT on August 17th, 2009

CAT Video RoomAre you looking to get the full story on one of the world’s fastest ships? Maybe get a closer look at what’s hot and happening in Atlantic Canada. Perhaps you’d even like to get the inside scoop on how to successfully cook a Nova Scotia lobster dinner. If we’ve captured your interest and you’d like to do a little investigating, look no further than the CAT Ferry Video Room. Get a bag of popcorn ready because with over 50 online videos, you’ll be making a movie date with the CAT Ferry. Read More »

Discover the finer things in life in the valley

Posted by Your Friends at The CAT on August 3rd, 2009

Cyclists-at-Cape-BlomidonWithout a doubt, Annapolis Valley is the agricultural wonderland of Nova Scotia. It’s also been described as the “bread basket” of the province. Taking into consideration lands full of local fresh produce, vineyards and orchards, it’s easy to understand this reference. In some ways, the Valley is the opposite of Halifax, where the city offers a fast paced sort of vacation. Escape for a day to the Annapolis Valley and become reacquainted with the simpler things in life; apple picking, strolling through acres of lush vineyards, take a breath of fresh air. You’ll also need a great set of lungs because this place will leave you absolutely breathless. Read More »

A little more than just boats and water

Posted by Your Friends at The CAT on June 9th, 2009

Bluenose In Halifax Harbour

While the city of Halifax is settled in the heart of Canada’s ocean playground, there are plenty of things to do without getting your pinky toe wet. Laugh until the cows come home during a show at the Halifax Comedy Fest or watch a full line-up of piping muscle during the ancient Scottish heavyweight events at the Halifax Highland Games and Scottish Festival. Still looking for more land-lubber action? Glance through our Top 10 list of things to see and do. You’ll be glad you did.

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