Gaelic in Nova Scotia

Gaelic language and culture have been a part of the province's diversity since at least the late 1700s. Gaelic speakers from the Islands and Highlands of Scotland settled and developed communities in the eastern mainland and on the Island of Cape Breton.

For more Nova Scotia Gaelic resources visit the Office of Gaelic Affairs, the Gaelic Council of Nova Scotia, and the Highland Village Museum or explore the links below:

 

Curatorial Report No. 97: Gaelic Nova Scotia - An Economic, Cultural, And Social Impact Study

Cainnt Mo Mhàthar (My Mother's Speech)
http://www.cainntmomhathar.com/

Sruth nan Gàidheal (Gael Stream)
www.gaelstream.ca

About Gaelic Cape Breton
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Ceilidh/html/gaeliccb_readexhibittext.html

Work Through Time
http://workthroughtime.ca/Media/Audio_Index_Gaelic.php