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Welcome to the NSCA!

The North Shore Community Association (NSCA), established in 2000, is a non-profit organization dedicated to instilling pride within the English-speaking community living on the North Shore. The NSCA, a community group that is primarily supported by the Department of Canadian Heritage, is working towards representing the interests of the English-speaking people from Tadoussac to Havre-St.Pierre including Fermont and Schefferville.

Need to know more information on the organization or community activities, please contact us.

NSCA… Bringing Communities Together!

NEWS & Upcoming Activities                                                                     

                             Destination Montreal

            (Montreal - Regions Connection Project)

Moving to Montreal to continue studies or seeking employment.

Are you a youth from the North Shore region?

Well maybe YES (Youth Employment Services) can help you. YES in partnership with the NSCA, invites you to drop by the YES office on Tuesday, September 14th for FREE Pizza and hear what YES can do for you.

Come meet new friends from other regions in Quebec and receive your free welcome kit with information and resources.

Click on flyer for more information

                                     The Legend Lives On

In collaboration with Blue Metropolis Foundation, Secondary IV students of Baie-Comeau High School created a 12-minute radio play for podcast under the guidance of playwright Greg MacArthur, producer Mark Goldman and sound engineer John Sellekaers. The students digitally recorded the script, adding sound effects and music. Listen live

                         Congratulations to the Secondary IV students!

NSCA Access brochure now online!

Access brochure is now available online in English and French. This brochure was created by the North Shore Community Association in collaboration with the North Shore Health & Social Services Agency; a publication which informs the English-speaking population about Access programs, and where services can be offered in the English language in the Cote-Nord region.

To view the brochure, please visit the Reports and Publications section of the the web site.