Listening to the community, serving the community

The largest concentration of Francophones in the province, nestled between the waterfront, the Citadel, and Francofest.

One of the oldest Acadian communities, known for its renowned beach and Winter Carnival.

Coastal landscapes, fishing, and forestry, centered around the Société acadienne de Torbé and the Festival de la Salvette.

Arichat, D'Escousse, Petit-de-Grat, and Poulamon: the sea, La Picasse, and the Acadian Festival.

Founded in 1785: hooked rugs, Mi-Carême, Festival de l'Escaouette, and the Skyline Trail.

Port, maritime heritage, and the Big Fiddle, featuring the Étoile de l'Acadie Community Centre.

The Hub of Nova Scotia: Victoria Park, the Bay of Fundy tides, and a growing community.

Salt marshes, beaches, and the Acadian Museum, which chronicles two centuries of Acadian families.

Orchards, vineyards, and Grand-Pré, a World Heritage site and symbol of Acadian memory.

La Hève, the first capital of French Acadia, Lunenburg, and Mahone Bay.

Université Sainte-Anne, Le Trécarré Art Gallery, and the oldest Acadian festival in the world.

Lighthouses, fishing wharves, and the oldest Acadian museum in the province, in the Pubnicos.