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Pugwash is among Cumberland County's villages. The village which was first settled by the Mi'kmaq in the early 1700s started as a fishing and salt trade centre, a legacy it has carried along to date to be Canada's largest salt mining port. The 9.83 square kilometer coastal village lies at an average altitude of 5m above the sea level and has an estimated population of 700.
The village was made famous in the 50's when it held a high profile international scholars' conference which was hosted by Bertrand Russell. The agenda of the meeting was to discuss nuclear energy in relation to war. For a long time, the village was known as the "Home of the Thinkers" until 1995 when the international Pugwash conference was awarded a Nobel Prize for the role it played in diminishing nuclear arms wars. It became the village of peace.
The scenic coastal village features great waterfronts, a mild climate characterized by warm summers and not so cold winters. It has retail shops, restaurants and lodges.