Life Care Respiratory Services

      Life Care Respiratory Services  
      212 Main Street  
      Liverpool NS   
      (902) 354-3565  

UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLICATIONS OF SLEEP APNEA

Despite being a condition affecting millions of people, aleep apnea is something that not many know a great deal about. Life Care Respiratory Services in Liverpool is a place that can help those suffering from this breathing disorder.

 

Need control of your sleep?

Visit Life Respiratory Services to learn more.

 

 

Liverpool Nova Scotia - Mildest Winters on the East Coast

 

Nova Scotia lies in the mid-temperate zone and, although the province is almost surrounded by water, the climate is closer to continental rather than maritime. The temperature extremes of the continental climate are moderated by the ocean.

Described on the provincial vehicle-licence plate as Canada's Ocean Playground, the sea is a major influence on Nova Scotia's climate. Nova Scotia's cold winters and warm summers are modified and generally moderated by ocean influences. The province is surrounded by three major bodies of water, the Gulf of Saint Lawrence to the north, the Bay of Fundy to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean  to the south and east.

While the constant temperature of the Atlantic Ocean moderates the climate of the south and east coasts of Nova Scotia, heavy ice build-up in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence makes winters colder in northern Nova Scotia; the shallowness of the Gulf's waters mean that they warm up more than the Atlantic Ocean in the summer, warming the summers in northern Nova Scotia. Summer officially lasts from the first Sunday in April to the Saturday before the last Sunday in October. Although Nova Scotia has a somewhat moderated climate, there have been some very intense heatwaves and cold snaps recorded over the past 160 years.

 

Due to the ocean's moderating effect Nova Scotia, on average is the warmest of the provinces in Canada. It has frequent coastal fog and marked changeability of weather from day to day.

 

Because Nova Scotia juts out into the Atlantic, it is prone to tropical storms and hurricanes in the summer and autumn. However due to the relatively cooler waters off the coast of Nova Scotia, tropical storms are usually weak by the time they reach Nova Scotia.

COME FOR A VISIT AND EXPECT TO STAY FOR A

 

Liverpool's Pioneers - their story in murals

Liverpool's harbour was first an ancient seasonal camp of Nova Scotia's native Mi'kmaq and was known as Ogomkigeak meaning "dry sandy place" and Ogukegeok, meaning "place of departure".

Liverpool was founded in 1759 by early European explorers and its long and colourful history stretches through the passages of time for its residents of today.

 

Liverpool, as the largest population centre in the region of Queens County, has a diverse business community. Many large business franchises provide modern convenience, while the community's quaint small shops line the original business district on Main Street.

 

A TOUCH OF THE PAST COLOURS

THE WALLS OF LIVERPOOL

 TODAY

 

 

The Pulse - Liverpool's Online Newspaper

Alex Walling is always out and about in Queens County and keeping up with the news. And you can too:

Check out the website,

advertise your business and

add it to your favorites:

http://pulseofqueenscounty.wordpress.com

 

Keep informed about what is happening in Queens County.

 

 

South Queens Chamber of Commerce

Mission Statement

The South Queens Chamber of Commerce shall promote and improve trade and commerce, and will work to foster the economic, civic and social welfare of the district.

Affiliations

South Queens Chamber is a member of other chambers and organizations. By working with other like-minded groups, our individual and collective efforts can achieve much more!

 

 

 

Become a member of the South Queens Chamber of Commerce -

and contribute to the building of our community.

Visit the website

http://www.southqueenschamber.com

 

Skateboard Park - a go

 

The first 200,000 of the necessary 750,000 has been raised for the proposed project -

planned for July 1st, 2016  - with fundraising projects already in the works plus many more planned.

 

 

 

LIVERPOOL - a community that builds together,

works together and

plays together

 

LIVE LIVERPOOL

 

Insurance Agents in Liverpool

Liverpool's insurance agents offer protection for the needs of the
homeowner, auto owner, health,
travel and life coverage.

 

 

A.P. Reid Insurance Stores George Mitchell Insurance

12 Zwicker Avenue
Liverpool, NS B0T 1K0
Tel: (902) 354-4164 Fax: (902) 354-3169
Email: liverpool@apreid.com
Web: www.TheInsuranceStore.ca

Fairway Insurance Services Inc.

11 Henry Hensey Drive, Suite 102
PO Box 1499
Liverpool, NS B0T 1K0
Tel: (902) 354-7105 Fax: (902) 354-2424
Email: c.daury@fairway.ca
Web: www.fairway.ca

Macdonald Chisholm Trask Insurance

76 Gorham Street

Liverpool, NS B0T 1K0

Tel: (902) 354-5781 Fax: (902) 354-5444

Email: info@mcti.ca

Web: www.mcti.ca

 

 

 

WHY HERE?

 

The WHY HERE project is about "living here', 'visiting here' and 'doing business here'.

This website has been created to help you navigate information about the Lunenburg Queens Region of Nova Scotia's South Shore. The region is made up of six municipal units, all with websites providing information on things like housing, business opportunities, festivals and events, recreation, healthcare and local resources. We've collected information from a myriad of sources and organized it on this site so that you can find out about Doing Business, Living and Visiting Lunenburg Queens.

Through the WhyHere Videos section, you can hear stories from people who have chosen to move to Lunenburg Queens as well as from locals who have grown up in the region and are happy to share their little piece of paradise with you.

THIS JOINT VENTURE IS BETWEEN QUEENS COUNTY AND LUNENBERG COUNTY

Visit the website: http://www.whyhere.ca

 

and a quick link will direct you to all the topics that will assist you in

living, visiting or doing business

in Lunenberg and Queens Counties.