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New Glasgow is located on Nova Scotia's north shore, 165 km (103 mi) northeast of Halifax, 110 km (68 mi) west of the Canso Causeway to Cape Breton and 20 km (12 mi) south of the Prince Edward Island ferry at Caribou. The town can be easily accessed from several exits off the Trans Canada Highway.
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Mayor's Tea 2024 Wednesday, Aug. 14 1:00 pm. Council & Committee of the Whole Meeting Monday, Aug. 19 5:15 pm. Council & Committee of the Whole Meeting Monday, Sep. 16 6:00 pm. Council & Committee of the Whole Meeting Monday, Oct. 21 6:00 pm. Council & Committee of the Whole Meeting Monday, Nov. 18 6:00 pm.
Founded by hard-working Scottish immigrants, named in honour of Glasgow, Scotland, and shaped by years as the industrial heart of Nova Scotia, New Glasgow has forged itself into the metropolitan hub of the Northumberland Shore.
There is something for everyone in New Glasgow! From a-rockin' good time at The Jubilee music festival to travelling the world with your tastebuds during our Curbside Culture Week to channelling your inner Scot with the Festival of Tartans – there are lots to see and do all year long!
New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town of over 9,000 residents, located in Northern Nova Scotia, which serves as the commercial-service centre for the region of Pictou County with a population of about 43,000. Founded by Scottish settlers in 1784, the town was named after Glasgow, Scotland.
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