Kedgwick and Saint-Quentin benefit from investments in tourism and local businesses
Backgrounder
The Government of Canada invests more than $840,000 to boost tourism, improve community infrastructure and help businesses in the Kedgwick region succeed.
| CLIENT NAME | PROJECT | TOTAL |
| Érablière Laplante et Fils Inc. | Automate evaporation operations by purchasing an intelligent concentrator and an electric evaporator with automation functions to help reduce the carbon footprint. |
$203,000 |
| Festival Western de Saint-Quentin Inc. | Renovations to the stadium and various festival buildings to support tourism in the region. | $141,855 (ACOA) $129,934 (PCH) |
| La Coopérative des Arcadiens Limitée | Build a pavilion promoting Acadian and Indigenous history and culture. The pavilion will offer a range of cultural activities for local communities, including courses in music, Indigenous languages, natural food nutrition, yoga, and history. | $165,907 |
| Les Entreprises Arpin Inc. | Purchase of high-performance maple syrup equipment to maximize productivity in the coming seasons. | $200,000 |
| Total | $840,696 |
Contacts
Connor Burton
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of Rural Economic Development and
Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Connor.Burton@acoa-apeca.gc.ca
Media Relations
Canadian Heritage
Media@pch.gc.ca
Samantha Michaud
Senior Communications Officer
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
samantha.michaud@acoa-apeca.gc.ca
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