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bridgewater Nova Scotia

Hi all does anyone have any information on bridgewater, Nova Scotia. Is it a good area to live? what are schools like etc. Any info would be great

Re: bridgewater Nova Scotia

Bridgewater is a small town on the South Shore. You can find a good overview of information here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgewater%2C_Nova_Scotia but for the more personal experience side of things you may want to PM corky as she lives there.

Re: bridgewater Nova Scotia

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Originally Posted by mark-H (Post 6558011)

Hi all does anyone have any information on bridgewater, Nova Scotia. Is it a good area to live? what are schools like etc. Any info would be great

Well whatdo you want to know? It is a good area to live nice houses. Nice beaches close by. Close to the highway for trips to Halifax or Dartmouth. It has a really good hospital. I don't have kids in school but I have friends that have kids in school and they like them and have had no problems. Bridgewater is a good size town and is expanding all the time. Have you been intouch with Corey Pickens as he is the person that is the Immigration navigation officer for Lunenburg and Queens County's. Let me know if there is anything else you are interested in. You can PM me if you want.