Victoria County Administration Building
Posted on: June 24, 2022
At recent budget sessions held in May 2022, Victoria County Council concluded the cost to…2022-09-25 20:01
Recent News and Announcements
Notice to Residents:
Posted on: September 25, 2022
Due to significant damage caused during Hurricane Fiona, the Municipality recognizes the need for residents…
The State of Local Emergency has been lifted but please use caution when travelling.
Posted on: September 25, 2022
State of Local Emergency
Posted on: September 24, 2022
A State of Local Emergency has been declared for Victoria County. Shelter in place. Please…
Facilities Closures
Posted on: September 22, 2022
Attention Residents:Due to the anticipated storm, all Victoria County facilities (Baddeck Transfer Station, Neil's Harbour/New…
Attention Neil’s Harbour Water System Users
Posted on: September 15, 2022
UPDATE!! Water Shut OffAttention Neil's Harbour Water System Users:Please be advised that due to Water…
Victoria County’s
New ALERT System
In times of crisis it is important that residents have access to trusted, timely and accurate information to ensure their own safety and that of their family and loved ones. Click here to learn more or download the app for you phone below.
Welcome Back
Welcoming Visitors in 2022
The tourism operators are getting ready to welcome the many visitors that come to our scenic communities for an exciting get away! 2022 will see new experiences for visitors and small enhancements to old favourites. Whether you are headed for Ingonish and Cape Smokey, Baddeck, Iona or the Cabot Trail North communities, you will not be disappointed. Search out your passion for Outdoor Adventure, Cultural Experiences, Great Food and beautiful Cabins or Inns. May and June will see exciting events like the Cabot Trail Relay and Waterfall Season, while our Lobster Fishers are out collecting your delicious supper. Visit us in 2022, and be sure to plan a little extra time while here to discover something new.
ACTing Collectively
We are looking for adults 65 years of age and older who live in Victoria County to take part in a one-hour conversation about what you need to live well in your community. When you take part in the interview, you will receive a list of local resources that you can contact to address your specific needs.
The ACTing Collectively project is a local and collaborative effort to improve the well-being and safety for aging adults living in Victoria County.
To participate in the interview or to get more information about the project, email actns@dal.ca or phone coordinators in Victoria County at (902) 295-3672.
ACTing Collectively