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The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of the Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, today announced investments totalling more than $21 million in several Parks Canada sites across southern New Brunswick

Backgrounder 2016 Southern New Brunswick Announcement

2016-01-17 | Parks Canada | backgrounders

Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site is an iconic part of the Saint John cityscape. Its unique round architecture, stone walls, and bomb-proof vaulted ceilings, spans 130 years of coastal defense technology. Restored barracks replicate the living conditions of a 19th century British soldier. Panoramic views from the tower's observation level extend from Saint John harbor all the way to the Bay of Fundy. At present, the tower is partially under a construction canopy while undergoing investigative stabilization work.

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Visit a National Park or National Historic Site at the Festival du Voyageur

Minister McKenna Strengthens Government of Canada's Commitment to Completing Rouge National Urban Park

Never Forgotten National Memorial Media Statement

A Look Back at a Successful Year in Forillon National Park

Fortress Feast Fundraising Opportunity for Local Charity Organizations at Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site

Government of Canada announces new investments in Parks Canada sites in Southern New Brunswick

Backgrounder 2016 Southern New Brunswick Announcement

Kouchibouguac National Park Welcomes Visitors for Winter Fun

Visitation Increases for Parks Canada Places in Eastern New Brunswick in 2015

Parks Canada Sites See Increased Attendance for 2015 Visitor Season

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