Spilling dramatically into the Annapolis Basin, Digby is a warm and friendly seaside town with a long seafaring heritage. Celebrated as the "Scallop Capital of the World," its famous Digby...
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, offers a serene and picturesque lifestyle, encapsulating the charm of a small coastal town. Nestled along the scenic Chedabucto Bay, the community is known for its breathtaking...
In the heart of the Annapolis Valley, Kentville is a vibrant town known for its agricultural heritage, community events, and scenic surroundings. As the largest town in Kings County, Kentville...
From colonial captains' homes to scenic seaside parks, privateering history to beaches, Liverpool is a storied coastal community. Liverpool sits on the shores of the Mersey River and the Atlantic...
Lockeport is located on a narrow peninsula on the South Shore, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean—creating a classic maritime setting and feeling. The town is most renowned for Crescent Beach...
Old Town Lunenburg is one of only two urban communities in North America designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Seventy percent of the original colonial buildings from the 18th...
Recently named one of Canada’s top ten most beautiful towns by culturetrip.com, Mahone Bay is a coastal South Shore community as rich in scenic beauty as community pride. The town...
Nestled in the heart of the Annapolis Valley, Middleton is a welcoming town that combines a sense of community with a backdrop of fertile farmland and stunning landscapes. Life in...
The Town of Mulgrave is located on the mainland shore of the Strait of Canso, facing Cape Breton Island. Life in Mulgrave unfolds at a gentle pace, allowing residents to...
Founded by Scottish immigrants, named in honour of Glasgow, Scotland, and shaped by years as the industrial heart of Nova Scotia, New Glasgow has forged itself into the metropolitan hub...
Known as the wild blueberry capital of Canada, Oxford is a charming town that reflects a friendly blend of history, community, and natural beauty. In the heart of Nova Scotia...
250 years ago, the first wave of Scottish settlers to land at Pictou arrived on the sailing ship Hector, giving Pictou the claim as birthplace of New Scotland (Nova Scotia)...
