A research centre and archives which collects and preserves the history of Cape Breton Island. Offers Cape Breton resources, genealogical database and church records.

A comprehensive set of links for those who wish to do genealogical research into Cape Breton Island. Offers information from churches, cemeteries, communities and historical records.

Offers a census listing by date, by district with a census key for column headings of demographic and genealogical information.

A searchable database maintained by Nova Scotia Archives Records Management of petitions seeking land, with supporting details such as family size and military service. The records range in date from 1787 to 1864.

A webpage depicting the way of life on Cape Breton Island with art, stories, pictures and links.

Part of the Rootsweb project. Cape Breton families, communities, and links.

The list is provided by the Louisbourg Institute at University College of Cape Breton and offers links to societies and museums.

Contains links to many museums, archival resources, and heritage sites located on Cape Breton Island. Lists groups, links, locator maps, pictures and special events.

A Christian community of developmentally disabled adults and their assistants, operating in Iron Mines, Orangedale, and Mabou. Features a map, contact information and newsletter.

An 800 metre canal linking the Atlantic Ocean with Bras d'Or Lake and employing the only functioning lock system in Nova Scotia. Offers interpretive exhibits,location, history, hours, fees and recreation.