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.
Africville: Expropriating Nova Scotia's Blacks
Audio and video clips from CBC archives tell story of this Halifax community's relocation and the impact on residents. It includes text, photos, and teacher resources.
Founders' Hall
The online home of the Founders' Hall heritage attraction in Charlottetown, this site features information concerning the 1864 Charlottetown Conference.
The Halifax Gazette: Canada's First Newspaper
This Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management website contains information on Canada's first newspaper, the Halifax Gazette, which was first published on 23 March 1752.
Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office
The official website for Prince Edward Island's Public Archives and Records Office.
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
This is the official website of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Canadiana
Canadiana, formerly called the Canadian Institute for Historic Microproductions, was established in 1978 to locate early printed Canadian materials (books, annuals, and periodicals), to preserve their content on microfilm, and to make the resulting collections available to libraries and archives in Canada and abroad.
Notman Studio Collection
The Notman Studio Collection, hosted by Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management, contains almost 500 photo portraits and photographs of Halifax and other Nova Scotia communities taken between ca. 1869 and ca. 1920.
Ward Chipman Slavery Brief
An online exhibit of the 43-page slavery brief Ward Chipman submitted in his 1800 attempt to free a slave woman from her master. It is hosted by the University of New Brunswick.
Newfoundland Periodical Bibliography
This Memorial University of Newfoundland website contains an over-70,000 source bibliography of periodical articles on all aspects of Newfoundland and Labrador running from 1668 (the earliest article collected) to the present.
The Old City Market
This website details the history of the Old City Market in Saint John, which is part of the Family of National Historic Sites.
