I'm originally from North Carolina. It's originally born in England. I grew up in Ontario. We chose Truro as our home community because we wanted to raise our family. I just find Truro very safe, very friendly. I always heard the term growing up. It takes a community to raise a child and it's so true. I don't have my family here, so to be raising a child here has been amazing. People just kind of wrap their selves around and they help. They support you. When you live in a town like Truro, you feel like you belong and you're part of a big family. You know you're walking down the street and you smile and say hi to people. That was the charm of living here. I've lived in many different places, so I can really appreciate the value of what Truro has to offer. We do see a lot of people have moved out west for work and are returning back home now. And the one thing I find that they're looking for is space. They were all packed on top of each other out there. They're tired of living like that. And here people often say I can get twice the house for half as much. You can own your own home here. The cost of living here is probably 30 to 40 percent less than Big City. I think the fear in most people is what would they do in a small town. I don't feel that people will find when they move here to Truro that they'll have nothing to do because there's so much here. It's a very active community. There's something for everybody. There's access to very good restaurants, the arts and culture in this town is unleashing. Marigold Center is fabulous acts. Great musicians, great singing, great atmosphere here in Truro. Within minutes you can be in the downtown area where there's hustle and bustle and coffee shops and nice boutiques. You could go work out at the new Rec Center, catch a hockey game. The new hospital as well as the Rath Eastland Community Center. They're like show pieces here. Both facilities are state of the art. We're surrounded by nature. I'm located minutes from Victoria Park over a thousand acres of green space. We also have the Covico Trail that I can hop on and bite. We have an awesome lifestyle. We're connected to parks and recreation. We're connected to business. We're connected to heritage. These are the values of our community. It might have a long history but it's not an old town. It has a very vibrant community. From my family life and for my daughter I choose Truro. It's a better quality of life. It allows you to really slow down and appreciate what really matters. Just having the security of knowing so many people, knowing your child is going to be well looked after means a lot to all parents here in Truro.