Nova Scotia Bonus Prize Clue Video — Transcript
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- 0:05Long before prospectors flooded the
- 0:07Klondike in search of gold, long before
- 0:09Sudbury became synonymous with nickel,
- 0:12and long before Saskatchewan uncovered
- 0:14its vast potash deposits, Nova Scotia
- 0:16was already mining.
- 0:18In many ways, it was Canada's original
- 0:20mining frontier.
- 0:23Its treasures were not hidden in remote
- 0:24mountains or northern wilderness. They
- 0:27lay along windswept coastlines, beneath
- 0:29fishing villages, and under the crashing
- 0:31waves of the Atlantic Ocean.
- 0:33Coal, gold, iron, gypsum, salt, and
- 0:37copper helped build Nova Scotia.
- 0:40Nova Scotia's gold mining predates the
- 0:42rest of the country's marquee mining
- 0:44stories. Its first rush started in 1861
- 0:47[music] at Moose Land, more than 30
- 0:49years before the Klondike.
- 0:51Nova Scotia's early mining industry
- 0:53powered Canada's industrial [music]
- 0:54growth and transformed quiet settlements
- 0:56into bustling towns.
- 0:58Come to life in Canada's ocean
- 1:00playground. Start your journey at
- 1:02treasure.northernminer.com.
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