New Brunswick

This is a virtual exhibition of the history of sports and recreation in New Brunswick courtesy of the New Brunswick Museum.

Canadian War Brides is devoted to the European women, mostly British, who married Canadian soldiers and immigrated to Canada following World War II. In addition to being a storehouse of information on war brides, the site offers Melynda Jarratt's thesis, The War Brides of New Brunswick, for download. For those interested in further discussing War Brides or in researching their family history, Debbie Beavis maintains a War Brides Listserv.

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.

Deborah Carr's travel information website provides short histories of a number of villages in southern New Brunswick.