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The City of Caraquet Will Decide Before Winter What It Will Do with the Old Convent

Summary by Acadie Nouvelle
While the walls of the former convent in Caraquet have seriously deteriorated since the fire which ravaged them in 1992, the hour of major decisions is approaching. Meanwhile, the City of Caraquet has taken over the agency which owns it informally.
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While the walls of the former convent in Caraquet have seriously deteriorated since the fire which ravaged them in 1992, the hour of major decisions is approaching. Meanwhile, the City of Caraquet has taken over the agency which owns it informally.

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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