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This is an excellent video. I’m from Cape Breton and it’s always nice to learn about our history.

I'm from Nova Scotia. Great video!

This is an amazing video. The only criticism I have as a lifelong resident of Nova Scotia is no mention of African Nova Scotians. Nova Scotia is home to many historic Black communities. And unlike many other large black communities across the country African Nova Scotian have quute a different culture. Where are large black populations in Ontario, Alberta, or Vancouver where driven by comparatively recent immigration from Other countries, most African Nova Scotians heritage within the province goes back hundreds of years. Big swaths of land were given to balck loyalists who fought on the side of the crown during the American revolution and war of 1812. Many enslaved peopel wining there freedoms fighting for the british or fighting to keep it and settling in Nova scotia, so where the Many African canadians from Places like Toronto or Montreal may nay show traits of culture from Africa, The Carribean Islands, or the UK as many of their parents or grandparents immigrated hear in yhe last century. African nova scotias have hqd centuries to develope their own cultures mixing with the greater cumture of Nova Scotia, and remnants of black communities below the border. 72% of Black Nova Scotia are 3rd generation or more. Anyway a mention of that would have been cool. But a great video anyhow 😊

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Migama only lived in Newfoundland after they helped run off the Beothuck

Much of the photage used is not in Nova Scotia. We don't have any mountins with glaciers on top.

Cape Breton Island born and proud

very well made and informative, thank you!!

fun fact, the first freemason lodge in Canada was in nova scotia

this was an awesome video!

Very interesting and good vidoe!

what a awesome video ty 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very informative video. I learned much of this in High School history but learned a few new things watching this. Thank you.

Why does everyone try to say that nova scotia was the first place discovered in Canada. This is not true. Coming from a proud Newfoundlander, we are proud to call ourselves the New Found Land. John Cabot on his second voyage across the great atlantic discovered what he named and we still call Bonavista, which we interpret he meant "beautiful landscape" from being at sea for so long on a route more northern then anyone from his time had traveled. This is a common misinterpretation that even Canadians made during the 100th anniversary, by does it ever flatten my sails

Born and raised in the annapolis valley 😊

I'm right here in Annapolis Royal.

Please do one on Saint John New Brunswick, so much history

Charlesfort was established in 1629 and lasted until 1632.

I love this video good documentary I hear about Man City of nova Scotia this is new Glasgow I am right my friend?🇸🇪🤝🇨🇦

Skipped over the Fortress of Louisbourg, largest reconstruction of a historic site in North America, built to protect Quebec City, worth a look if your in Cape Breton. John Diefenbaker took a bunch of unemployed coal miners in the 1960s and eventually rebuilt 1/3 of the original Fortress.

Yarmouth born, cape Forchu is where John Cabot returned and perished falling on the rocks by the sea perhaps being swept in the ocean by undertow

Loved cape Breton highlands national park!! Never saw people play softball on gravel.

Fun fact: anne shirly from Anne of Green Gables is a Nova Scotian before living in PEI

Good video: two fascinating stories missed are the Afro-Canadian history of Nova Scotia and the destruction of Africville as well as the importance of Pier 21 in Halifax which was a significant spot for 1 million immigrants coming to Canada in early-mid 20th century. Portuguese and Basque fishermen and whalers also set up temporary settlements and conducted trade with indigenous peoples there before it was colonised by the French.

The micmaq are not from Newfoundland. The indigenous people were killed out . Beofhuks . The micmaq only got to Newfoundland a couple hundred years ago when they received dory type boats from the French.

Hey, I need to ask you to consider redoing this video, I actually really like the quality of production that went into it and your narration is good, but there are a lot of inaccuracies, namely the native people of Newfoundland (pronounced Newfinland) although there were definitely SOME Mi'kmaq, the main indigenous people of Newfoundland were the Beothuk, who experienced complete genocide at the hands of the English. Again I do like your content, but I would encourage you to double check a few things and repost, please let me know if I can be of any help.

i. love this

so nova scotia had french, english and scottish peoples

I agree with the large comment saying their should’ve been more mentioning of our African Nova Scotians. Also the way you talked about what Nova Scotia did to its indigenous population is extremely glossed over. It’s much more complex and inarguably a genocide. There’s no debating that. It wasn’t “alcoholism”, it was the systematic destruction of a whole group of people who are still recovering from the immense trauma. The last residential school closed in the late 90s. It’s not like a thing of the past. It’s still ongoing and a lot of reservations don’t have clean water. Elliot page did a documentary about environmental racism in NS. I recommend you watch it.

Have you done Newfoundland and Labrador? Or have you gone the way of Air Canada? We’re often excluded

The Spanish people were trading here in Nova Scotia before the European.

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newfoundlanders do not call there home new found land but if you live outside of cananda you wouldnt know that

Fyi ..Mi'kmaq is actually prononced MEE G-MAHK.

the map made it look like it's attached to the main land lol

I love this video I hear about City of Nova Scotia new Glasgow if I have rights ? My friend

Every New Brunswickers favourite province lol cheers from Fredericton.

They are pronounced "new FIN land" and "dart MITH". I wont get into Shubenacadie, Hectanooga ad Kejimakujik.

Are you sir Irish?

The first nation peoples were force to switch to catholic it was not a choice

That title in is off so I'm not watching

Look at all these arm chair historians lol

A lot of this information is not correct, perhaps update your sources

If the Acadians had pledged allegiance to the British as requested, there would have been no expulsion. Tell the whole story.

Nova Scotia I was born in Nova Scotia I lived there until I was about 30 years old The single biggest problem with Nova Scotia is the total corruption of the governments of Nova Scotia A handful of people call all the shots no one else is allowed to do f****** anything.

The arab invasion is ruining Nova Scotia.