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Grand Manan Dulse, a wild sea vegetable resembling lettuce is hand-harvested off the coast of Grand Manan Island. The cliffs, cold water and minimal sunlight make for optimal growing conditions…
The Gaskin Museum of Marine Life is located at the front on the research station on Grand Manan and offers a good overview of the Bay of Fundy ecosystem and…
The Jacquet River Salmon Barrier is part of the Jacquet River Salmon Restoration project, a program initially implemented by the provincial government to help restore the salmon population in the…
Paddlers in brigades across the country, under the Voyageur Brigade Society, are making treks to celebrate not only Canada 150 but the canoe as a Canadian symbol, the country’s water…
The largest of the three Fundy Isles, with a population of around 2,500 people, Grand Manan offers visitors an abundance of activities. Whale watching, bird watching, hiking, exploring parks, and…
Loyalists fleeing the thirteen colonies during the American Revolution settled many communities in New Brunswick including St. Martins. Previously named Quaco, a derivative of a Micmac word meaning “haunt of…