From Bradan Press' website: 'Bradan Press was founded in 2016 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Our mission is to connect readers worldwide with Gaelic and Celtic languages and cultures. Bradan means “salmon” in Scottish Gaelic, and refers to the Salmon of Wisdom on the official Nova Scotia Gaelic flag. The Salmon of Wisdom appears in the tales of Fionn MacCumhail, found in the Gaelic oral traditions of Nova Scotia, Scotland, and Ireland.

We are proud to carry on the tradition of Scottish Gaelic publishing in Nova Scotia. The first Gaelic book was published in Nova Scotia 185 years ago. The longest-running Gaelic newspaper in the world was published in Nova Scotia just over a century ago. The Scottish Gaels are one of the founding cultures of Nova Scotia, and have been here for over 250 years. Bradan Press also acknowledges, honours, and appreciates the other founding cultures and minoritized language communities of Nova Scotia.'