Nestled in Nova Scotia’s wine country in the world famous Annapolis Valley, Wolfville is a thriving community of caring neighbours, bustling businesses, and spectacular waterfront views.

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Located between Wolfville and Kentville, New Minas sits next to where the Cornwallis River opens up into the Minas Basin and is bordered along the south side by Highway 101.  This strategic location has given rise to the moniker "Shopping Centre of the Valley".

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As a strategic crossing point for the Cornwallis River, Kentville became home to shop- and innkeepers but really began to boom when the railway established its headquarters there in 1868. 

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Berwick's official slogan of Apple Capital of Nova Scotia honours its long history with the healthy foodstuff and can be found in many ways in and around the town including the Apple Capital Museum and a large apple sculpture.

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The residents of Port Williams enjoy life in a thriving and picturesque Village. An agricultural community with excellent schools, continuous residential growth, business opportunities, fine recreational facilities, easy access to all amenities, all surrounded by the beauty of Minas Basin tides and dyke lands.

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The village of Canning is nestled between the base of the north mountain and the Habitant River; Canning's picturesque waterfront has a rich history.  Once the residence of choice for neighbouring Kingsport's shipping magnates, Canning now boasts a collection of those larger estate homes along its main street.

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