The Town of Pictou, located on the beautiful Northumberland Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada, is renowned as the "Birthplace of New Scotland" as it was here that the first wave of Scottish immigrants landed in 1773. Here you can explore the world class Hector Heritage Quay and board the full-sized Ship Hector replica. Pictou is the best place to experience old-world charm and culture and present-day hospitality.
Welcome to the "Birthplace of New Scotland." Pictou is known for our Scottish culture, coastal scenery, and fine dining. Our award winning waterfront, the "Ship Hector", exciting festivals, and world class heritage attractions make Pictou a must see on your visit to Nova Scotia. |
Children's development and their ability to succeed are influenced by experiences they encounter at home, at school and at play. Recreation and sport play an important role in contributing to positive development. The High Five Program helps ensure every child has a positive experience. |
The Mayor and Council are responsible for directing policy and administration for the Town of Pictou. Leadership within the community has a long and rich history. Learn more about the leaders who helped shaped this historic town and read the Mayor's welcome.  |
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Town Spring Clean Up - continue reading Applications for use of sport fields now available - continue reading Congratulations to Pictou PCTA Award Winners - continue reading 2008 Pictou Lobster Carnival Parade Application - continue reading Town of Pictou Announces 2008 Volunteer of the Year - continue readingQuarterly Town Progress Report - continue reading Council Approves Revenue (Tax) Collection Policy – Continue reading 2008 Town of Pictou Festivals and Events - Continue reading News Archives
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