Acadians

The Atlas consists of maps illustrating both prehistoric and historic Canada, with accompanying text. Some are interactive, while others are static reproductions of early maps. The sections pertaining specifically to Atlantic Canada are Exploring the Atlantic Coast, 16th, 17th Centuries, Eastern Canada ca.

Devoted to ensuring that the history of work in New Brunswick is not forgotten, this project is the joint effort of researchers at the University of New Brunswick and the Université de Moncton, working in partnership with labour organizations and heritage institutions. There are five areas of focus: provincial solidarities, work in Acadia, contested territory, women's work and labour landmarks.

The Canadian-American Center, a resource centre on Canada at the University of Maine, presents this brief history of Acadian deportation, illustrated with maps depicting Acadian dispersal, and a small selection of related photographs.

This is the Acadian Museum and Archives of West Pubnico in Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia.

The Historical Acadian Village of Nova Scotia recreates the lives of Acadians in the early 1900s.