Black and white photograph of men and women gathered in front of a wooden church at the end of mass. The men are, for the most part, dressed in a dark jacket, a white pentalon and a flat braided hat decorated with a ribbon. The women wear a long white dress and a flat braided hat. In the background, a farm building can be seen behind a clump of mature spruce trees.

Métis-sur-Mer: 200 Years of Shared History

Heritage Lower St. Lawrence 2025

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Nestled between the river and the mountains, Métis-sur-Mer is a community with a rich history. Since 1818, it has attracted scientists, vacationers and entrepreneurs. This coastal village, marked by the coexistence of English-speaking and French-speaking cultures, has experienced a unique boom in tourism. The exhibition reveals the fascinating stories that have shaped its unique identity.

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Métis-sur-Mer: 200 Years of Shared History

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