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In Search of Yesterday

Visitor’s Booklet

Baie-Comeau Online Exhibit

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From a company town to one of the largest centres in Quebec’s North Shore region, Baie-Comeau has come a long way in 75 years. To celebrate the present and the past, Baie-Comeau’s anglophone community has come together in the “In Search of Yesterday” intergenerational cultural project. The initiative spearheaded by the North Shore Community Association involves English-speaking students, teachers, seniors, community members and volunteers, who pooled their curiosity and their energy to record and showcase their history and culture.

“In Search of Yesterday” is made possible through funding from the Department of Canadian Heritage Cultural Development Fund. The North Shore Community Association also wishes to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of Baie-Comeau High School faculty, staff and students, the Baie-Comeau Community Learning Centre, the Church of St. Andrew and St. George, and the Société historique de la Côte-Nord. So many individuals had a hand in this project; our sincere apologies to any we may have inadvertently omitted.

Project Team

Executive Director, NSCA

Jody Lessard

Project Research

Philippe Petit

Teacher, BCHS

Diane Bélanger

Teacher, BCHS

Mary Cormier

Teacher, BCHS

Stephen Kohner

Design & Illustration

Martha Lodge

Editing & Translation

Katia Grubisic

Community Members

Allan Beaulieu

Mary Ellen Beaulieu

Shirley (Lewis) Bélanger

Walter Bisson

Gladys Claes

Lloyd Duhaime

Emma Duncan-Kerr

Donald Goodfellow

Raymonde Goodfellow

Jean Ellen Guy

James Gray

Lorraine (Cameron) Gray

Robert Hall

John Kerr

Denise Laroque

Leila Levesque

Janette Martin

Anita Metcalfe

Dave McCrae

Noëlle McGee

Eric Mikkelborg

Guy Richard

Barbara (Brown) Rioux

Maurice Roberge

Claudia Rowsell

Jeannine Scott

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The North Shore Community Association is a non-profit regional organization dedicated to serving, representing, and instilling pride in the English-speaking community of Quebec’s North Shore. Our aim is to empower residents and to strengthen the community across the region by working to make information and resources available, by facilitating community initiatives, by encouraging and improving communication, by promoting access to services, by developing partnerships and by increasing the visibility of the English-speaking community. Together, we are building a vital, informed and strong community.
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