A 120-year-old Digby County church believed by the Nova Scotia Heritage Trust to be the largest wooden church in North America is in danger of being demolished. The Acadian community is not the only group that wants to see this heritage building preserved. The National Trust of Canada and the Nova Scotia Heritage Trust have said it has provincial and national significance. "This is such an extraordinary structure," said Allen Robertson of the Nova Scotia Heritage Trust. "To remove the church at Church Point would be like removing the Eiffel Tower from Paris."

Source: CBC News August 14, 2021 09:00 UTC