Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada has a population of approximately 370,000 people. The majority of the population of Nova Scotia lives in Halifax. The weather in Halifax ranges from about -15 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius. Major attractions include art galleries, museums, Hydrostone Market, historic sites, public gardens, spas, dining establishments and Pier 1. In addition, there are geological museums, wildlife parks, and wineries. Also in Halifax are Point Pleasant Park and Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, along with Halifax Commons and many parks in the area. A few notable personalities from the Halifax area include: Samuel Cunard, the steamship founder; George Dixon, the first black world boxing champion; actress Ruby Keeler; PBS anchorman, Robert MacNeil; and singer, Sarah McLachlan.