Community minded. North Queens rooted.

Building a stronger North Queens.

The North Queens Board of Trade is a volunteer-run non-profit in Caledonia. We support local businesses and care for shared places across North Queens, Nova Scotia.

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Past, present & future

A record of action. A plan for what’s next.

NQBT’s work has grown through local partnerships. These snapshots distinguish completed work, ongoing care, and ideas still being developed.

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PAST · COMPLETED

Community action

NQBT has turned local ideas into lasting community value—developing visitor and business services that grew into independent organizations, hosting Canada Day for many years, and renewing Harmony Park’s trails.

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PRESENT · ONGOING

Places in our care

Year-round stewardship keeps Harmony Park welcoming and ready for community use. At Caledonia Community Park, the current phase brings together the dock, a trail extension to the lake, and new signage.

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FUTURE · PLANNED

Further park phases

Future phases will add a boardwalk and a new Visitor Information Centre building at Caledonia Community Park as the wider Gateway project continues.

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Projects & places

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Ongoing care

Harmony Park

Two ballfields, a 400 m walking track, a multi-use sports court and a gazebo with newly installed power. NQBT is working with the Province on the new parking-lot entrance and required permits.

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Four park phases

Caledonia Community Park

One part of the wider Gateway to Kejimkujik project. The trail network and bridge are complete; dock and signage work is current, with a boardwalk and new Visitor Information Centre building in future phases.

Explore Caledonia Community Park

Project stages reflect NQBT information from September 2026. Future facilities are not yet open.

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North Queens is shaped by the people in it.

Whether you run a business, live nearby, volunteer, or care about local spaces, there’s a place for your perspective. Explore local associations and resources.

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