See also: French coast Petit Nord Treaty Shore
- 1793  [Placentia, and all the parts occupied by the French, were now ceded to the king of Great Britain, in full sovereignty; the French retaining nothing more than a licence to come and go during the fishing season.]
- 1806  (1956)  These go sealing in March : then to the N/E of the Island on the French shore.
- 1907  Up there along the French shore the youngsters is born web-footed, and the old folk watch the ebb-tide.
- 1963  The Anglo-French colonial settlement in 1904 ended the regime of the "French Shore" in Newfoundland
2 n. N.S. that part of the coast of the Bay of Fundy lying between Yarmouth and Digby, inhabited almost entirely by Acadian French.
- 1899  "Almost the whole French shore of Digby county," he told the Herald, "is a small edition of St. Pierre."
- 1938  This was done, and eventually six thousand removed, but gradually a considerable number returned to take the oath of allegiance, and their descendants may be found today along what is known as the `French shore ' between Digby and Yarmouth.