CANADA'S ATLANTIC COAST

NEW BRUNSWICK:  (506) 453-2964
NEWFOUNDLAND:  (709) 729-2832
NOVA SCOTIA:  (902) 424-4171
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:  (902) 368-6332


For the first time ever, four provinces of
Canada's Atlantic Coast came together in a
press conference held at The Four Seasons in
New York City on April 11th.  Representatives
of New Brunswick, Labrador and Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island touted
the beauty, convenience, and diversity of
their special regions.

From gentle beaches to raging oceans, flat
cycling trails lined with countryside scenery
to majestic mountains, salt marshes to
towering sandstone cliffs, there is a little
something for everyone.  Recreational
activities abound - sailing, fishing,
windsurfing, sea kayaking, ballooning, summer
theatre, and local festivals are just a few. 
And the Atlantic Coast of Canada is loaded
with history and culture; there are pioneer
villages, fishing villages, curious little
museums, and historic sites galore.

It is easy to get to Atlantic Canada.  Air
Nova has non-stop flights from Newark.  This
summer Air Nova will operate three daily jet
flights between Halifax and Newark; in a mere
two hours you could be in another country. 
And, if that's not incentive enough, the
American dollar is currently worth about
$1.50 in Canada - not necessarily good news
for the United States, but great
encouragement for anyone traveling to Canada. 
Canada's Atlantic Coast could provide the
perfect summer vacation for you and your
family.

-               Laurie Lawson-