Truro, Nova Scotia Apartment & House Rentals

Known as the "Center of Nova Scotia,” its central position, racial diversity and its vibrant downtown make Truro a popular destination in Nova Scotia, houses for rent and apartments for rent in Truro will appeal to a wide array of people. With exclusive shops and dining, Truro’s historical downtown is growing. Inglis Street is a popular destination with a range of niche boutiques, while local retail attractions are shops like the Nova Scotia Emporium and the Stanfield’s Factory Outlet.

Three regions of Truro have mainly African inhabitants of Nova Scotia. The Upper/Lower Ford Street inhabitants are descendants of Black Loyalists and Black Refugees from the US slavery era. Often known as Nova Scotia Transportation Center as it is situated at the intersection of the Canadian National Railway, of Halifax and Montreal, and the Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia Railway, between Truro and Sydney. There are two public high schools in Truro, the Cobequid Educational Centre and the École acadienne de Truro Francophone Academy. Post-secondary opportunities include a Nova Scotia Community College campus, and the Jane Norman College School of Human Services Research.