Posted AT 3:48 PM EDT on 20/06/05
The search for happiness in Antigonish
Nearly 500 people from around the globe have descended on a small Nova Scotia town this week to try to find the key to world happiness.
Environmentalists, journalists, government officials, entrepreneurs, social activists, youth, business and labour leaders from 33 different countries have come to Antigonish, N.S., to attend the second International Conference on Gross National Happiness, which started Monday.
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