NS 1
Canada has this many provinces
10
Adopted in 1625 and is the oldest in Canada.
Coat of Arms
The official bird of Nova Scotia.
Osprey
The official flower of Nova Scotia.
mayflower
Nova Scotia's provincial tree.
Red Spruce
Nova Scotia is located on this coast.
East
The image of this person on the coat of arms is a symbol of Nova Scotia's first inhabitants.
Native person
The official dog in Nova Scotia.
Duck toller or duck tolling retriever
The year Nova Scotia declared an official floral emblem.
1901
Early settlers used the provincial tree to build these.
The capital of Nova Scotia.
Halifax
Double Jeopardy
Our Latin motto " Munit Haec et Altera Vincit" translates to this.
"One defends and the other conquers"
Cape Breton Island
The official flower is a symbol of this.
Success
What disease were twigs of the provincial tree used to cure.
Scurvy
Bonus $1.00 - What is Scurvy a result of?
Early french settlers called the area of Nova Scotia this.
Acadia
Nova Scotia's nickname which is also found on our license plates.
"Canada's Ocean Playground"
The cross of St. Andrew is a symbol of this on the flag.
Scotland
The official flower has been celebrated in songs and poetry since this time.
1800's
The provincial tree represents this in Nova Scotia's people.
Strength
Every Nova Scotia city and town is located within 56 km of this.
coastline
Nova Scotia's past as a British colony is represented by a crown and this on the coat of arms.
Unicorn
Nova Scotia's official flag was adopted in this year.
1929
The official flower is only found here.
North America
The average height of the provincial tree.
25 metres (80 feet)