E-Library

211 is a free, confidential information and referral service putting people in touch with thousands of community and social services available across the province. Useful for teens, immigrants, seniors or anyone needing information on services.

A Canadian online directory service. Contains find a person, business or domain. It also features reverse lookup. There are links to maps and driving directions, also 411.info the link to the American online directory.

A source of Acadian and Cajun Genealogy, Culture, History and Music. Includes a library of the Acadian surnames and their family connections.

Services for businesses and individuals. Everything from marriage or drivers licences to land permits and property searches. Includes a life events section that covers procedures for things like losing your wallet, filing for divorce or what to do when someone dies.

A worldwide site of volunteers who are online 24 hours a day, seven days a week to talk with people who are suicidal.

Covering the Atlantic region, this site includes a Buyer Beware section, Business inquiry search and how to file a complaint.

Offers tips on how to proceed from a simple search to reverse phone, reverse address, postal code and proximity search. Maps are included as well.

A Canadian Business service directory for entrepreneurs. Can be searched by region and also features a blog offering tips on employers responsibilities or international trade.

A total of 16 volumes, almost 8,000 pages of e-text, 600 hours of audio, and 6.75 gigabytes of information: every volume of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s reports on residential schools is now available for free and open download in e-text and Daisy audio formats.