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    Réjean Bergeron

    Logging camp guide

    Meet Réjean, the friendly and colourful logging camp guide of the Kedgwick Forestry Village and Museum, and take a trip back in the history of the lumberjacks in the deep woods of the Appalachian Mountains.

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    Réjean Bergeron

    Bernard and Suzanne Cormier

    Restauranteurs

    On the Restigouche River sits the former lodge of late Sir Izaak Walton Killam, once the richest man in the country, whose guest list included the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.  Now it is home to the ever-popular Salmon Lodge Restaurant. 

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    Bernard and Suzanne Cormier - Flatlands, New Brunswick

    Johnny McBain

    Mi’kmaq Artisan

    New Brunswick’s First Nations people understand and interpret the true soul of the province. And Johnny McBain’s works are no exception.  Aboriginal culture and tradition are the foundations of this artisan’s masterpieces.

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    Johnny McBain - Eel River Bar First Nation, New Brunswick

    Réjean Bergeron

    Logging camp guide

    Meet Réjean, the friendly and colourful logging camp guide of the Kedgwick Forestry Village and Museum, and take a trip back in the history of the lumberjacks in the deep woods of the Appalachian Mountains.

     read more ...
    Réjean Bergeron

    Bernard and Suzanne Cormier

    Restauranteurs

    On the Restigouche River sits the former lodge of late Sir Izaak Walton Killam, once the richest man in the country, whose guest list included the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.  Now it is home to the ever-popular Salmon Lodge Restaurant. 

     read more ...
    Bernard and Suzanne Cormier - Flatlands, New Brunswick

    Johnny McBain

    Mi’kmaq Artisan

    New Brunswick’s First Nations people understand and interpret the true soul of the province. And Johnny McBain’s works are no exception.  Aboriginal culture and tradition are the foundations of this artisan’s masterpieces.

     read more ...
    Johnny McBain - Eel River Bar First Nation, New Brunswick
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