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Many Happy Faces in Belle-Baie

The flags and clothing in Acadia's colours were numerous on Saturday in the streets of Petit-Rocher, where the National Day of Acadia was celebrated.

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Many Happy Faces in Belle-Baie

The flags and clothing in Acadia's colours were numerous on Saturday in the streets of Petit-Rocher, where the National Day of Acadia was celebrated.

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news 5 days ago on Saturday, August 15, 2026.

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