Which languages have experienced a revival in Nova Scotia?

In Nova Scotia, both Gaelic and the native language of the Mi’kmaq people have experienced a renaissance in recent years.1

While English is the primary language spoken by the vast majority of the province's population, these two languages have seen a revival of interest as part of the province's commitment to its diverse cultural heritage. Efforts to support these traditions include various cultural and educational initiatives, such as the promotion of Celtic studies and the fostering of indigenous traditions.12