Canuck5 Says: Every August 15th, Acadians celebrate National Acadian Day by parading down St. Pierre Blvd. West. National Acadian Day was first declared as such in 1881.Many are dressed in costume highlighting the colours of the Acadian flag, or have their faces painted with those...
Le Caraquette: Mmmm...the seafood casserole
Canuck5 Says: A nice, modern, licensed family restaurant. The service was fine, and the food arrived piping hot. The restaurant overlooks the Baie des Chaleurs (Chaleur Bay), with lots of windows all around.Their motto is, "Chez nous, vous êtes chez vous" (translated, "At our place,...
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A nice, modern, licensed family restaurant. The service was fine, and the food arrived piping hot. The restaurant overlooks the Baie des Chaleurs (Chaleur Bay),...
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Caraquet is known as "le Capital de l'Acadie" (the Capital of Acadia), and in 2003, Heritage Canada recognized Caraquet as the Cultural Capital of Canada. Since 1881, August 15th has been celebrated...
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