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.

Centre d'études acadiennes

The website of the Centre for Acadian Studies, located at the University of Moncton, which researches Acadian history and culture.

In French.

Legislative Library of New Brunswick

This is the website of the New Brunswick Legislative Library.

In English and French.

Acadiensis Index

This is the index of articles published since 1971 in Acadiensis: Journal of the History of the Atlantic Region.

In English.

Native Council of Nova Scotia

The Native Council of Nova Scotia's website contains information about the rich culture and heritage of the Mi'kmaq, and also contains archives that include historic treaties, maps, and records of court cases.

In English.

New Brunswick Advisory Council on the Status of Women

This is the website for the New Brunswick Advisory Council on the Status of Women, an organization dedicated to promoting equality between women and men in all sectors of New Brunswick society.

In English and French.

Institute of Island Studies

The Institute of Island Studies is a research, education, and public policy institute based at the University of Prince Edward Island. With an emphasis on Prince Edward Island, the Institute studies the culture, environment and economy of small islands.

In English.

Natural History of Nova Scotia

This Natural History Museum of Nova Scotia website is divided into two volumes. Volume one explores "topics and habitats," while volume two examines "theme regions."

In English.

The Dictionary of Canadian Biography

The Dictionary of Canadian Biography has a great deal of information about prominent Atlantic Canadians who died before 1930. The advanced search option allows researchers to select biographies of those associated with the four Atlantic Provinces.

In English and French.

The Guardian

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

In English.

Union of Nova Scotia Indians

This is the website of the Union of Nova Scotia Indians, an organization formed in response to the 1969 White Paper to provide a unified political voice for the Mi'kmaq people of Nova Scotia.

In English.