November 17, 2022. LITTLE BROOK, NS. Some 14 food and beverage entrepreneurs in the Municipalities of Clare and Argyle are upping their game through the Clare-Argyle Culinary Enhancement Program.

Organized by the Municipality of Clare’s Tourism Manager Larry Peach and Charles Robicheau from the Yarmouth and Acadian Shores Tourism Association (YASTA), ACOA provided a $70,000 non-repayable contribution toward the Culinary Enhancement Program through the Rediscover Main Streets initiative. For complete article, click here.

BELLIVEAUS COVE, N.S. — The first Terra Fondo mountain bike ride held on Saturday, Oct. 2, in Clare was a great success, say organizers. With the sun shining, approximately 60 participants enjoyed perfect riding conditions. For the complete article, click here.

MAVILLETTE, N.S. — The second annual Cape to Cliff Beach Run held on Aug. 28 in Clare was a great success say organizers. For the complete article, click here.

SAULNIERVILLE, N.S. — Normally at this time of the year organizers for the Gran Fondo Baie Sainte-Marie – the September cycling event held in Clare attracting up to 1,000 cyclists from all over North America – are lining up volunteers and ordering hundreds of jerseys for their popular road cycling event.

Since the Gran Fondo has been cancelled for the second consecutive year due to COVID, organizers are offering some new smaller events this summer that highlight the region’s unique geography, culture and experiences. For the complete article, click here.

Improvements at six sites to be phased in over the next several years leading up to and beyond the 2024 Congrès mondial acadien. For the complete article, click here.

Little Brook, NS – July 2, 2020: The Municipality of Clare and community partners are launching a new map-brochure inviting visitors and locals alike to discover and support the visual artists of the beautiful Acadian community of Clare, Nova Scotia.

Artists participating in the Art de la Baie initiative invite you to spend the day to discover the Clare area through its art. The map-brochure serves as a guide as travellers hit the road in the picturesque St. Mary’s Bay to visit 18 artist galleries and studios.

A lobster dinner. That’s what was promised for the après ride feast at the Gran Fondo Baie Sainte Marie in Nova Scotia. So as a landlocked Albertan, I signed up immediately. Figuring out how I’d complete the Mezzo distance of 88.5 km was lost under the dream of guiltlessly dipping chunks of lobster into a bowl of melted butter. For the complete article, click here.