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.
Heritage Minutes
This fully searchable and browseable site contains digitized versions of the Historica Minutes, the dramatic 60-second "mini-movies" where exciting and important stories from Canada's past are presented to Canadians. Included are such memorable Atlantic Canadian-themed heritage minutes as "The Bluenose," "The Viking Settlement at L'Anse Aux Meadows," and "The Halifax Explosion."
La Voix acadienne
This is the website of La Voix acadienne, the only French-language newspaper on Prince Edward Island.
Government of Prince Edward Island
The official website of the Government of Prince Edward Island.
New Brunswick Volunteers!
This is the website of New Brunswick Volunteers, a provincial site dedicated to volunteerism in New Brunswick.
Black Settlement in Nova Scotia
A website of the Nova Scotia Museum that contains links to other sites with information on Black settlement in Nova Scotia.
Virtual Museum of Canada
This site has a number of teaching resources on Atlantic Canada, and it is fully searchable.
Little-Known Portions of Nova Scotia History
This website, maintained by Ivan Smith, features an extensive bibliography of some of the lesser known aspects of Nova Scotia history, such as the Eddy Rebellion. It also has numerous links to primary source material on Nova Scotia.
PAR-L (Policy, Action, Research List)
This is the website of PAR-L (Policy, Action, Research List), a bilingual, electronic network of individuals and organizations interested in women-centred policy issues in Canada.
Progress and Permanence: Women and the New Brunswick Museum, 1880-1980
This SSHRCC-funded virtual exhibition features the lives and collections of over fourteen fascinating women who donated objects to the New Brunswick Museum and its precursors in Saint John.
Newberry Family Photographs
This online exhibit of Prince Edward Island's Department of Community and Cultural Affairs contains turn of the century photography of Prince Edward Island's Newberry Family.