As Acadiana and Louisiana prepare to celebrate Veterans Day on Friday, similar ceremonies will be taking place in Canada. And in the Canadian Maritime provinces, that's not where the similarities ...

In Caraquet, New Brunswick, a very French part of the Maritimes, you can hear traditional music every day at the world-renowned Acadian Village Historic Site.

Acadians (French descendants who settled in the Canadian Maritimes and northern Maine) are survivors of an 18th century ethnic cleansing in Nova Scotia, Canada.

In this essay James Kences documents the Great Upheaval or Great Derangement, the forced removal of the French from the Canadian Maritimes in 1755.

However, it is important that the Acadians from the Maritimes (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island) be included. There are many Acadians in this area.

I had visited Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island more than 40 years ago, but that's a long time between visits, and my wife had never seen the Canadian Maritimes.

It's believed that 11,000 Acadians were deported from what is now the Maritimes from 1755 to 1763. Some were sent to France and other parts of the world, but most were scattered throughout the ...

Saint John lies at the mouth of the Saint John River on the spectacular Bay of Fundy. This historic New Brunswick city ...

At the world's only museum devoted to the popes of the Catholic Church — the Musée des Papes in the Canadian maritime province of New Brunswick — there is a very special statue standing in ...

A rapidly warming climate means that the Wabanaki-Acadian forest is at risk of losing much of its rich biodiversity. Extending across the entire Maritimes and into the New England states of ...

Today, Mr. Chiasson of New Brunswick is among thousands of Acadians in the Maritimes celebrating a decision by Ottawa to endorse a royal proclamation acknowledging the wrongs done to their ...