Web Directory
The web directory is an annotated list of websites on subjects related to Atlantic Canada. Please contact us to suggest additions to the directory.
Canadian Journal of Economics
The Canadian Journal of Economics occasionally features articles of interest to scholars of Atlantic Canada. The digital archive of articles is available at JSTOR.
Canadian Journal of Regional Science / Revue canadienne des sciences régionales
The Canadian Journal of Regional Science is available online. Founded in 1978, it focuses on regional and urban issues.
Canadian Journal of Sociology
The Canadian Journal of Sociology occasionally features articles of interest to Atlantic Canada scholars.
Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq
This is the website of the Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq (CMM), a Tribal Council incorporated in 1986 under the Societies Act of the Province of Nova Scotia to "pro-actively promote and assist First Nation Band Members' initiatives in attaining self-determination and enhancement of community."
Genealogical dictionnary of early Acadia
This website is designed to aid in genealogical research for people of Acadian descent. The English text is on the lower half of the page.
Genuine Progress Index for Atlantic Canada
Founded in 1997, GPI Atlantic is a non-profit research organization committed to the development of the Genuine Progress Index (GPI) - a new measure of sustainability, wellbeing, and quality of life consisting of 20 social, economic, and environmental components.
The Champlain Society
The website of the Champlain Society, a society which has for over 100 years increased public access to Canada's rich documentary heritage. Although the society's focus is not Atlantic Canada-specific, the website contains a number of digitized collections pertaining to the Atlantic Region.
Kingsbrae Garden
This is the online home of Kingsbrae Garden, one of Canada's top ten public gardens.
Village historique acadien
This is the site of the Village historique acadien, a historical interpretation centre that recreates Acadian life between 1770 and 1939.
