CANADIAN-SCOTTISH LINKS  

Scottish people have a long history in Canada, dating back several centuries. Many towns, rivers and mountains have been named in honour of Scottish explorers and traders such as Mackenzie Bay and Calgary. Most notably, the name of the Atlantic province Nova Scotia is latin for New Scotland.  Almost every province and territory has an officially recognized tartan.

  The 2006 Census of Canada recorded 4,719,850 people of scottish descent; some sources say this is a major underestimation. There are hundreds of places named after scottish locations. Find-it-in-Scotland, and Scot-Talk, are proud to be linked with our kin in Canada, and the Societies and Associations which keep our heritage alive.

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 New Brunswick has a very rich Scottish heritage. Everywhere you will find history of the Scottish immigrants who settled and built this province economically, socially, politically and culturally. The Executive Council, Board of Directors, and Committee Chairs are committed to the promotion of this Association and its work in promoting and protecting the Scottish culture in New Brunswick.

We believe that the Association's most important function is to establish links with the different Scottish groups in New Brunswick -- to bind more closely together these diverse groups to improve communication and the sharing of information.

Contact us on our website at   http://www.nbscots.com/

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