Wallace

Originally called Remsheg (“the place between”) by the Mi'kmaq, Wallace, NS, was home to Acadians who were burned out during the Bay of Fundy Campaign and then expelled from the area. The Scottish immigrants who settled the area following the Acadian expulsion renamed the town and just about everything nearby in honour of Scottish folk hero William Wallace and Nova Scotia’s first colonial treasurer, Michael Wallace.

In the past, Wallace was best known for the sandstone from its quarries, which has a marked olive hue and can be found in many buildings around the Maritimes and eastern Canada. In addition to being an important commercial centre in the region, Wallace provides its residents with excellent recreation complex including a tennis court, basketball court, baseball field and outdoor ice rink.

Our team of professionals understands that losing your hearing can have a significant impact on your ability to interact with others and how much you enjoy your daily activities. The Provincial Hearing family has made it possible for individuals and families in Wallace and nearby communities to find the personalized hearing care solution that suits their specific needs and lifestyle in our Truro clinic.

Each of our patients is a unique individual with specific needs and preferences, so they receive the treatment that is the best fit for them. Our office in Truro offers personalized, professional hearing care, like diagnostic evaluations, education, hearing aid repair, earwax removal, and custom earmolds, and makes the most advanced hearing aid technology available at the best value to our clients in Wallace, ensuring that your hearing care solution fits your needs.