News releases from Gaelic Affairs (Page 2)

The Office of Gaelic Affairs is hosting an all-Gaelic gathering at the Grand Narrows Hotel in Grand Narrows, Cape Breton Regional Municipality, on Sunday, July 4 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.

May is a time to celebrate the province's Gaelic language and heritage. The theme of this year's Gaelic Awareness Month is Meudachadh na Gàidhlig or Growing Gaelic.

The Office of Gaelic Affairs will be holding information sessions on its Gaelic Language in Community Program across the province in November.

There is no better sign that Gaelic language is advancing in Nova Scotia than 23 instructors gathered for a professional development session conducted entirely in Gaelic.

Soon there will be a symbol for Gaelic Nova Scotia.

Unique characters, breathtaking images and great storytelling will highlight an exciting lineup of award-winning Gaelic films from Canada, Scotland and Ireland to be shown around the province in celebration of Gaelic Awareness Month.

May is Gaelic Awareness Month -- a time to celebrate and create greater awareness of Nova Scotia's Gaelic language and cultural heritage.

Gaelic language and culture in Nova Scotia will continue to be strengthened thanks to new investments by the province.

The province is taking another important step to promote Gaelic language and culture to Nova Scotia students.

Minister of Gaelic Affairs Angus MacIsaac officially opened the Office of Gaelic Affairs at a reception today, Nov. 2, in Antigonish.

Information about the province's efforts to develop and promote the Gaelic language and culture is now a short trip to the World Wide Web away.

The Office of Gaelic Affairs has taken another step in the development and promotion of the Gaelic language and culture in Nova Scotia by naming a permanent chief executive officer.

It's Gaelic Awareness Month in Nova Scotia -- a time to celebrate the province's Gaelic language and cultural heritage.