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2:39 wokefest grooming supporters, this hurts your community, 99.99 percent of perspective people turn away when they see it

So nice to see the history

WOW !!!!

Not enough drugs or gangs, for me.

I was born there.

Also, don't forget to liaise with the County on the future operation of the sea gate at the hydro station. Although much farther upstream, Bridgetown has more properties potentially affected than Annapolis Royal from a 5 m storm surge. Also in such a scenario, the 1 and the 201 could become impassable in many places along the Annapolis River, creating problems with any disaster relief efforts.

Some questions about the sea wall. 1) The cost of the damages for a flood seems very precise, what are the details behind the calculation. Could some of these damage risks be mitigated without a sea wall in the short to mid term? Also, under different scenarios who would bear the cost of these flood damages. 2) Are there actions that could be taken in the next 5 to 20 years that would reduce the risks of either flooding or reduce the cost of damage if fooding should occur? 3) What will be done to ensure the owners of riverside properties have continued access to their full property intersected by the sea wall? 4) Will an archeological survey be done prior to any major excavations? Although heavily disturbed and used area over the past 400 years, there is likely still a wealth of history still buried and intact.

Will there be an opportunity for residents of St George st to provide input/ ask questions on the proposed changes to the sidewalk to be wider and multi-use?

Great video

We are moving to Annapolis December 1st and are so excited 😊. Can't wait to become part of this amazing town and community.

Nova Scotia is a truly beautiful province, and Annapolis Royal may well be considered the jewel in the crown.

Are building owners in the Heritage District aware of the NS Heritage Development Fund and making full use of it?

The heritage approval process seems a little ad hoc. Perhaps there are written guidelines somewhere, but I didn't see any evidence they were being referred to during the meeting. My suggestion is: 1) if there are not written guidelines, there should be (I am sure other municipalities have similar heritage planning issues and you could use their's as a model) 2) keep a searchable history of past decision (and rationale) to ensure consistency and 3) always prioritise the needs of heritage district above the needs of the building owner (I know this may seem mean, but a) property owners knew when they acquired the property that it was in heritage district and thus had extra responsibility, and b) each time you permit one building owner a variance to save some money, the whole district is devalued (a classic case of concentrated benefits for the person allowed the variance, and distributed costs for all the building owners who are following the rules,)

Thanks for sharing. I believe that the changes to buildings in the heritage area should be permissible providing they are: sympathetic, reversible AND not visually detectible from the street by the average pedestrian. I am unsure if the third point was met.

I live in Nova Scotia, don't move here unless you enjoy working for minimum wage.

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I grew up ther

I like those songs

Can’t wait to move here!!!

It thrives on American tourism and money

Home!!

i did high school there 69

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It looks lovely. I'll have to take their word for being diverse as it wasn't visibly evident.

Discount David Tennant + One token black guy. GET OUTTTTTT! Joking it’s a beautiful place

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In a region of Nova Scotia that has many black people, I ask...where are all the black people in this video?

Beautiful 🤩 town

Want to immigrate in this place Any informations ℹ️ to share how please ? Thanks 🙏

This is such a remarkable beautiful little town. I use to live here. I remember going to the old elementary school, and then going to ARRA then AWEC. Everyone knows everyone. This is such a polite and welcoming town.

Where are all the black people? I counted exactly three amongst hundreds of Caucasians.One was placed stage center when this little town referred to itself as cosmopolitan. In 2016, there were 490 persons in Annapolis Royal of which 10 were black and 15 were South East Asian. 225 persons were 65 years and over. Yeah, if you're white and want a quiet, white bread existence, then Annapolis Royal is for you. But your kids will go nuts with boredom by the time they reach puberty.Fortunatly, Halifax is a mere 2 hour hop where one can indulge all the moon-mist ice cream, donairs and pub life one can absorb in an afternoon.

The problem with these maritimes is they are very inclusive! Not embracing anyone from “away” they view you if not born there as an always outsider. My family all came from PEI, I was not born there. They are too clicky for my tastes. Beware.

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I live here, and it is amazing!

I was only there once quite a few years ago now but I would love to return again .

my home town! god bless nova scotia the one and always true capitol of the province and the country of canada wouldnt exist without annapolis royal

Looks like an awesome lifestyle guys congrats.

I plan on moving to the maritime's someday.......

Okay! Let’s do this. Thank you for this gorgeous introduction! Sounds like a perfect fit.

The graveyard tour is wonderful! Our family did it a few years back and I still think about it fondly. My experience was very consistent with the feeling conveyed by in the video.

This is one of the places we might move too, looks amazing!

Yes I want to live here I want immigrate please help

Loved the video, I miss this place so much, brings back beautiful memories....

It is an amazing little community -- so glad I had the good sense to move here two years ago!

I miss it. I spent almost every summer of my childhood here visiting my grandparents

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So glad we chose to move here a year and a half ago.

Lovely!!

This short video cover all the reasons why I moved here for the summer in 1996....and never left. I love it here.

Well done Andrew!