Nova Scotia is the only region outside Scotland where Gaelic language and culture remain everyday aspects of community life. Even though Gaels in Nova Scotia share many traditions with Scotland, our culture is unique and distinct because it is shaped by our experience of leaving our homeland and of creating a new and flourishing Gaelic community as Canadian pioneers. It is estimated that there were 100,000 people speaking Gaelic in Nova Scotia around the turn of the 20th century. Dhlig is committed to re.

Welcome to the Gaelic Cultural Studies website. This site was developed to support learning and teaching in. And to support community activities which contribute to the revival and growth of the rich and vibrant Gaelic heritage in Nova Scotia. Here you will find information, resources and opportunities for educators, artists, writers, Gaelic scholars, historians, and others to engage in conversations which focus on Gaelic culture. 1998-99, Education And Culture.

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Dè am fuaim a tha siud? Siogaidh agus an Loilidh. An Dùrachd Shamhna aig Siogaidh. Gnìomh Dol tarsainn gu sàbhailte.

Do you want the cure? It sounded beautiful for a moment, until I realized it would most likely involve ingesting something horrid.