Provincial Dental Board of Nova Scotia

The Halifax Humanities Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free university-level non-credit Humanities classes to adults living on low incomes. Their courses, designed to foster a safe and supportive learning environment, explore significant themes in philosophy, literature, art, and political theory through a curriculum inspired by the Foundation Year Program at the University of King's College. Halifax Humanities 101 is one of the key offerings, featuring a Great Books program that traces the progression of Western thought from Ancient Mesopotamia to the present day. Additionally, Halifax Thinks provides a flexible alternative for those wishing to engage with the same interdisciplinary curriculum through recorded lectures tailored to fit busy lifestyles. Generated from the website

Wolfville Animal Hospital is a small animal veterinary facility located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, dedicated to providing comprehensive care for pets. The hospital emphasizes the importance of wellness appointments and preventative measures to ensure the health of animals in the community. With a focus on tick-related health issues, the hospital educates pet owners about the risks of tick-borne diseases, including Lyme disease and Anaplasmosis. They recommend monthly preventative treatments and regular testing to keep pets safe from these threats. Generated from the website

The Nova Scotia International Student Program (NSISP) offers a comprehensive array of educational opportunities for international students, including immersive cultural experiences and homestay arrangements with local families. With over 25,000 alumni from more than 70 countries, the program fosters global connections and promotes English language proficiency among participants. NSISP prioritizes personalized support with a student-to-homestay coordinator ratio of 1:1, ensuring each student's needs are effectively met. The program also boasts a high success rate, with 93% of graduates pursuing post-secondary studies, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and student development. Generated from the website