name a few literatures from that place?
"The Bishop's Man", "Barometer Rising", "Red Snow on Grand Pré", etc.
Nova Scotia
 Other authors who have written novels about Nova Scotian stories include: Linden MacIntyre ("The Bishop's Man"); Hugh MacLennan ("Barometer Rising"); Rebecca McNutt ("Mandy and Alecto"); Ernest Buckler ("The Valley and the Mountain"); Archibald MacMechan ("Red Snow on Grand Pré"), Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (long poem "Evangeline"); Lawrence Hill ("The Book of Negroes") and John Mack Faragher ("Great and Nobel Scheme").
where did hurricane juan hit? Atlantic Canada what was its top speed? 105 mph (165 km/h) which season was it recorded in? UNANSWERABLE has it hit nova scotia too? It inflicted extensive damage across central Nova Scotia. was any warning issued at that place related to the hurricane? The first advisories were issued by the Canadian Hurricane Centre on September 26, although at that time they broadly suggested the possibility existed for wind and rain across Atlantic Canada. what are the duties of the hurricane center which issued the advisories? The organization gathers information on tropical and post-tropical cyclones, predicts their evolution and assesses their potential impact on Canada. when was it established? 1987 from where did the place for which the centre issued adivsories get it name? UNANSWERABLE how is the economy of the place? It's  traditionally resource-based economy has diversified in recent decades.
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Nova Scotia [SEP] Literature
There are numerous Nova Scotian authors who have achieved international fame: Thomas Chandler Haliburton ("The Clockmaker"), Alistair MacLeod ("No Great Mischief"), Evelyn Richardson "(We Keep A Light)", Margaret Marshall Saunders "(Beautiful Joe)," Laurence B. Dakin "(Marco Polo)," and Joshua Slocum "(Sailing Alone Around the World)." Other authors include Johanna Skibsrud "(The Sentimentalists)," Alden Nowlan "(Bread, Wine and Salt)," George Elliott Clarke "(Execution Poems)," Lesley Choyce "(Nova Scotia: Shaped by the Sea)," Thomas Raddall "(Halifax: Warden of the North)," Donna Morrissey "(Kit's Law)," and Frank Parker Day "(Rockbound)." Nova Scotia has also been the subject of numerous literary books. Some of the international best-sellers are: "Last Man Out: The Story of the Springhill Mining Disaster" (by Melissa Fay Greene) ; "Curse of the Narrows: The Halifax Explosion 1917" (by Laura MacDonald); "In the Village" (short story by Pulitzer Prize–winning author Elizabeth Bishop); and National Book Critics Circle Award winner "Rough Crossings" (by Simon Schama).