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 acadien
Located at the Université Sainte-Anne, the Centre Acadien has a mission of collecting, preserving, and classifying all that deals with Acadian history and culture, particularly that of Nova Scotia.
Highland Village Museum
A living history and cultural centre that celebrates the Gaelic experience in Nova Scotia. The website requires Flash.
Céilidh air Cheap Breatunn: Cape Breton Céilidh
From the Virtual Museum of Canada, this site provides you with a virtual céilidh experience, including songs, storytelling, music and dance.
International Association of Acadian Studies
Situated at the University of Moncton, the Association internationale des etudes acadiennes promotes the development of Acadian studies in Canada and abroad. This website features information on Acadian studies along with an extensive directory of researchers in Acadian studies and a bibliography of sources on Acadian issues.
Voices, Vessels and Vellum: Saint John History Real and Online
This site contains digital images and text transcriptions of one hundred 18th Century documents from the Saint John Free Public Library Primary Source Documents Collection.
The Newfoundland Salt Fisheries: A Digital Exhibit
A rich resource dedicated to 450 years of fishing in Newfoundland, this website brings together essays, slide shows, photographs, audio and video clips, scans of historical documents, and educational materials for students and teachers.
The French Shore
The history of Newfoundland's French Shore is described through essays, pictures, and maps.
New Brunswick Wellness, Culture and Sport - Heritage
The website for the Heritage branch of New Brunswick Wellness, Culture and Sport includes This Week in New Brunswick History, an online newsletter, databases of historic places and photographs, and more.
Koluskap: Stories from Wolastoqiyik
This site tells the stories of the Wolastoqiyik people of New Brunswick in print, images and audio, and is presented in three languages: Wolastoqiyik, French, and English.
Museum of Industry
The Museum of Industry in Stellarton is devoted to the history of work in Nova Scotia. The website features a clickable tour.
