Communities
Tidal Bay Community Land Co-operative’s (Tidal Bay) first assets include two historic properties, 334 Temperance Street in New Glasgow and 159 Denoon Street in Pictou. Together, these properties provide 85 residential units, with 51 designated as affordable housing to support community needs.
334 Temperance Street, New Glasgow
Originally built in 1894, this three-story timber-frame and brick building functioned as a school until 2014. After its decommissioning, it was acquired and transformed into a multi-family residential building, preserving its historic character while serving as a vital housing resource.
159 Denoon Street, Pictou
Constructed in 1874, this four-story timber-frame and brick building holds Federal heritage status. Formerly known as Stella Maris Convent, it operated as a convent school until 1970, then housed offices, a daycare, and residences for the Sisters in the area. In 2011, it was converted into a multi-residential property, blending history with modern living.
