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2010 Executive


Jessica MacLennan, Blues Mills (President)
Tim Agget, Dartmouth (Vice-President)
Ashley MacKay, Stewartdale (Secretary)
Bev Brett, North River (Treasurer)

Other Board Members

Francie Gillis, Grand Mira 
Debbi MacDonald Sobey, Stellarton 
Beth Anne MacEachern, Dartmouth 
Wendy McInnis, Trenton 
Ishbel Munroe, New Glasgow 
Barbara Sutherland-Foote, Westmount
 

Staff

Caroline Cameron, Inverness (Administrative Officer)
 

Comhairle na Gàidhlig is leading the way in forming an environment where Gaelic language, culture, and communities thrive.

We create sustainable development for Gaelic communities, which contributes to the prosperity of the province.

We strive to educate about the significance of the Gaelic language, culture, and heritage, increasing the public knowledge and appreciation of this rich living tradition.

We form relationships with individuals, organizations, educational institutions and governments locally, nationally, and internationally.

We work to increase the accessibility of Gaelic language opportunities in the province through immersion, youth apprenticeships, drama initiatives, the development of féisean, and other activities.

Please explore our site for more detailed information on our activities, on Gaelic events and initiatives throughout the province and around the world, and for you how you can become involved.

Getting to know Gaelic
’S fheàrr am bonnach beag le beannachd na am bonnach mòr le mallachd.

Better the small scone with blessing than the large scone with cursing.
Getting to know Gaelic
 
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