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by

Terry Aulenbach

Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the

requirements for the Degree of

Bachelor of Arts with

Honours in Sociology

Acadia University

April, 2018

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This research was funded in part by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, and by Acadia University through 25.55 funding.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements	iii

List of Tables	iii

List of Figures	iii

Abstract	iii

CHAPTER 1: Introduction	3

1.1	Motivation	3

CHAPTER 2: Background	3

2.1	Historical Developments	3

2.1.1	Formative Years: 1990-1996	3

2.1.2	The Decline: 1997-2001	3

2.2	Related Work	3

CHAPTER 3: Methodology	3

Appendix A	3

Glossary	3

Endnotes	3

References	3

List of Tables

Table 1: Population and mean age by region in Nova Scotia	3

List of Figures

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Abstract

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Introduction

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Motivation

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Background

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Historical Developments

Formative Years: 1990-1996

The Decline: 1997-2001

Related Work

Table 1: Population and mean age by region in Nova Scotia

Region	Population	Mean Age
Hants County	23000	41

Methodology

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Glossary

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