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Similar to the other Atlantic Canada provinces, Bathurst’s heritage is strongly French, British and Scottish. Bathurst lays claim to being the snowmobile capital of Atlantic Canada and is a popular destination for outdoor activities, both summer and winter.
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Home to some of the world’s highest tides, Fundy National Park lies on the Bay of Fundy. Its rugged coastline rises up to the Canadian Highlands, its world-famous giant tides providing a source of wonder for those who observe this amazing phenomena.
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Fredericton is a city of just over 70,000 people and is known for its historic Garrison District, now home to a Changing of the Guard ceremony. The city has an eclectic mix of architecture spanning more than two centuries, many of these buildings being churches.
Fredericton
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Miramichi bills itself as Canada’s Irish capital. Many speak their own dialect – a derivative of Maritime English so don’t be too surprised to be wondering what is being talked about!
Miramichi
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Moncton lies at the geographic centre of the Maritime provinces and is New Brunswick's largest city. A popular tourism draw is the Magnetic Hill where the topography gives the illusion you are going uphill when you are actually going down.
Moncton
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Saint John, New Brunswick is known for its Reversing Falls. Time your trip to coincide with the rising tide and observe the gradual reversing of the flow created by the collision of the Saint John River with the waters of the Bay of Fundy.
Saint John
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Self-proclaimed as “The Lobster Capital of the World”, the small seaside town of Shediac hosts a festival in July each year promoting its ties to lobster fishing. The beach here - Parlee Beach that is – is without doubt the main attraction here.
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