scotia

Oh, and for some odd reason Nova Scotia is also pretty rich in programming jobs...

I'm from Nova Scotia originally and spent the last few years in southern Ontario (Toronto and Waterloo).

I wrote that off as being my mistake - Nova Scotia to Venezuela certainly counts as Atlantic.

I lived in Nova Scotia for several years, I was only able to get one job there.

As of 2012, there was no right to refuse overtime in Nova Scotia and no cap on the amount of overtime you can work.

I lived in Truro, Nova Scotia when two mounties, both men, were wed in Yarmouth, both wearing their red serge dress uniforms.

My hesitation in applying to work in Northern Europe is that I lived in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia when I was married to a Canadian woman.

I'm from Nova Scotia myself, but now in MA.

We had acoustic couplers but living in rural Nova Scotia we couldn't afford the long-distance charges and none of us were ever good enough to be phreakers.

We recently as a family started considering the notion of mixing up life and moving somewhere else in Canada -- 100+ acre farms in PEI, NB, and Nova Scotia can be had for under $100,000.

Opposing personal experience - I've been scraping my bank data (scotia) for about a year now, haven't had any serious problems (there seems to be some kind of signin counter that thresholds and then forces secret questions to be reset, but that's it).

However, the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design is heavily into what Bonita calls "Art with a Capital 'A'".

The Canadian Province of Nova Scotia "bet the farm" when it built a really well-equipped Computer Science facility at Dalhousie University in Halifax.

"Labour Standards Reform in Nova Scotia." (2012).

It should probably be noted that this is not a real phone but rather some sort of abstract promotion for Nova Scotia, Canada.

Nova Scotia: Where you can purchase coffee makers, razors and harmonicas.

Unless something has changed in the last couple years, no we do not have the right to refuse overtime in Nova Scotia.