At first glance, you might think that Nova Scotia is an island, separate from the North American mainland. That’s only partially true — the northern end of the province (Cape Breton) is an island, but the rest of Nova Scotia remains attached to the continent thanks to a narrow, flat strip of land. If you’re driving to Nova Scotia, this is where you’ll arrive. Aside from just a couple of minor roads, there’s just one highway connecting Nova Scotia and New Brunswick: The Trans Canada Highway, Route 2 on the New Brunswick side and 104 on the Nova Scotia side. A bridge […]