Why We Live Here
NOVA SCOTIA is one of four Canadian Atlantic provinces and home to nearly 1 million people. With a mix of urban and rural populations, we are known for having a friendly and welcoming culture that is a fusion of the many cultural communities that call the province home. In particular, our rural neighbourhoods offer landscapes of beautiful scenery and small, quaint townships, each with their own distinct charm.
 
However, the remoteness of our rural communities can create challenges, and access to quality internet service is particularly essential for living, working and competing in a digital world. In January 2007, Seaside Wireless began providing broadband internet service to one such community, in a small 15km area from Tidnish to Port Howe, Cumberland County.  Since then, we’d expanded our services and taken on responsibility for providing high speed internet in 10 northern counties - Cumberland, Antigonish, Cape Breton, Colchester, Guysborough, Halifax, Inverness, Pictou, Richmond, and Victoria - in total, an area of more than 32,000 km2.

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Below you will find imagery from just a small portion of the rural populations we serve throughout northern Nova Scotia. From these breathtaking scenes and picturesque views, it’s evident to see just WHY WE LIVE HERE!
 

St. Anns

St. Anns, NS
Photo courtesy of Kris Tynski, Tynski Photographic.



 

South Maitland

South Maitland, NS
Photo courtesy of Flash Through a Lens.


 

Portree

Portree, NS
Photo courtesy of Kris Tynski, Tynski Photographic.


 

Maitland

Maitland, NS
Photo courtesy of Flash Through a Lens.


 

Balmoral Mills

Balmoral Mills, NS
Photo courtesy of Flash Through a Lens.


 

North River

North River, NS
Photo courtesy of Kris Tynski, Tynski Photographic.



 

Loch Broom

Loch Broom, NS
Photo courtesy of Flash Through a Lens.



 


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