However, Internet usage is higher in Nova Scotia than in any other part of Canada. The population of the province is nearly one million people. The capital city, Halifax, has a population of about 300,000 and has been voted as one of Canada's 'smart cities'. Education in Nova Scotia Deeply rooted in history and academic tradition, Nova Scotia's universities and colleges are located throughout the province, and are linked by air, water and ground transportation. Students come from across Canada, the United States, and around the world to study in Nova Scotia, in its safe and caring learning environment.
All universities are government-funded and fully accredited.
Compared to larger centres, classrooms are small, and students get the support they need from supportive faculty and administrators. Nova Scotia is home to both some of Canada's newest institutions and some of the oldest. Some are located in rural settings, while others are in a bustling urban core. Nova Scotia colleges and universities offer a range of support services for international students. Language of Instruction English is the medium of instruction at all Nova Scotia universities except one, where French is spoken exclusively.