Vintage Postcard: Caraquet, L’Industrie de la Peche, N.B.

Draggers in Port – Caraquet, New Brunswick

Caraquet’s position on Chaleurs Bay was ideal for Early Acadian Pioneers and it also attracted many fishermen from the Channel Islands. One shore of Chaleurs Bay is in Quebec and the other in New Brunswick and it has long been known as a rich fishing area.

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April 8, 2009 - Posted by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | . | Acadian, Caraquet, fishing, postcards, Work

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