More Province of Nova Scotia

Before changing behavior, you need to raise awareness. You need to change your attitude. We cooperate with young people and local communities to raise awareness of bullying and bullying and change attitudes. Behavior in this field enhances awareness of bullying and cyber bullying

Promote cultural ability by providing teachers with professional development opportunities to meet the educational needs of Indigenous and immigrant learners in Africa, Nova Scotia

Provide learning opportunities for educators, community leaders, young people, including emphasizing bullying topics as part of state annual security workshops

* A green circle indicates when a new operation will be started. Turning on the blue circle indicates that the existing operation has been extended. This is a multi-year action plan, operation is ongoing.

Nova Scotia State is the second largest state in Canada (following Prince Edward Island), located on the southeast coast of the country. This state has a big island in the northeastern part of the continent, Cape Breton. The name Nova Scotia State is Latin in New Scotland, reflecting the origin of the early settlers. Due to the proximity to the Atlantic, Nova Scotia's economy was primarily affected by the ocean, which port served as a military base during many wars. Atlantic height is one of the main physical features of Nova Scotia and five pieces are separated by vast lowlands. The largest of these fragments is the southern highland that occupies the southern part of the state and the central part. Beginning from the steep Atlantic coast, it features many entrances, islands, bays and bays. The altitude is 180 - 210 meters. The northern border constitutes Namsan

Nova Scotia is one of Canada's founding states. The state of Nova Scotia is almost completely surrounded by water, consisting of the mainland peninsula and Cape Breton Island, opposite the Kanso Strait. It is one of only three Canadian marine areas on North Atlantic North Atlantic coast. The northern part of the state is in contact with the St. Lawrence Bay and the Northumberland Strait, and the south and the eastern part are in contact with the Atlantic Ocean. Nova Scotia State is connected to New Brunswick west of Chignecto Strait. It is only bigger than Prince Edward Island, the second smallest in 10 Canadian provinces.