10 reasons to Choose Annapolis Valley NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Located near the capital city of Nova Scotia, the Annapolis Valley offers a rich concentration of talent, post-secondary institutions and R&D services, with a satisfying quality of life – in a place recognized internationally for its unique landscape and heritage. Discover why the Annapolis Valley is a rewarding place to visit, live, study, work and invest.
Vvvvvv Caring Rural and Urban Communities Our caring and welcoming communities offer a unique blend of rural and urban lifestyles, giving newcomers a wide choice of places to live, work and relax. Enjoy nature and the cultural and social amenities in our diverse towns and centres. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Abundant Natural Assets The Annapolis Valley is not only rich in farmland. Situated between two small mountain ranges, it has national and provincial parks, an abundance of lakes, rivers and forests, and more than 30 beaches. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Unique Geography and Climate The climate and soil suit a wide variety of crops and an expanding wine industry. The Bay of Fundy is a natural tourist attraction as well as a test-bed for in-stream tidal energy development, powered by the world’s highest tides. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Enviable Recreation Opportunities So much to choose in all four seasons: skiing, excellent outdoor sports fields and indoor arenas, 18-hole golf courses, 200 km of self-guided biking trails,* a zoo and high- ropes adventure course, plus 3,700 km of trails for walking, biking, snowmobiling and all-terrain vehicles. Learn more at *Kentville to Yarmouth chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Remarkable Agricultural Diversity The Annapolis Valley is the bread basket – and the fruit basket – for Nova Scotia, supplying commodities for local and export markets and value-added food products, including wine, spirits and craft beer. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Skilled Workforce and Student Talent The Annapolis Valley has a strong post-secondary education sector, supporting niche and world-class research opportunities. Businesses are encouraged to build strong links with students and researchers. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Affordable, Available Property Whether you’re raising a family, preparing to retire, or looking for commercial or industrial property, you can find affordable real estate to suit your needs and shape your future in the Annapolis Valley. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Sustainable Economic Base The Annapolis Valley’s stable, large employers include Canadian Forces Base Greenwood, Michelin, Canadian Keyes Fibre and Xerium. New businesses – large and small – can access private and public support. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Strong Innovation Networks The Valley’s post -secondary and government research centres provide a strong foundation in R&D, especially in geomatics, oceans, horticulture and ICT. Businesses benefit from a supportive innovation network of industry, university and government experts. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Excellent Education and Healthcare Our communities are served by 40 public schools, 2 adult schools, 3 private schools, 1 university, 2 Nova Scotia Community College campuses, 3 regional hospitals, 3 health centres, and local family doctors. Learn more at chooseannapolisvalley.ca
Vvvvvv Valley Regional Enterprise Network In Nova Scotia, Regional Enterprise Networks The Valley Regional Enterprise Network (Valley REN) works are leading a collaborative approach in collaboration with our municipal and First Nation partners to economic development and supporting and the Province of Nova Scotia to create a more prosperous business growth outside the capital region. Annapolis Valley, through increased business investment, expansion, productivity and entrepreneurship. Our regional partners are Glooscap First Nation, the Municipality of the County of Kings, the Municipality of the District of West Hants, and the Towns of Berwick, Kentville, Middleton, Windsor and Wolfville. Together with the Province, our partners provide oversight to the Valley REN Board of Directors, which is led by the regional business community. valleyren.ca | info@valleyren.ca 35 Webster St., Suite 102 Kentville, Nova Scotia, B4N 1H4, Canada (902) 678-2200
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