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Gilles Gagné

Photo taken during the interview of the “Created in Coaticook“ project.

John Thornton

John Thornton was twice mayor of Coaticook, in 1872-1873 and again in 1876-1878.

François Moreau

Archival photo from 1993 of the Coaticook Harmony Band.

Michael Dougherty, Past President of the Coaticook Harmony Band

Video of Michael Dougherty, past president of the Coaticook Harmony Band, seated in one of the Beaulne Museum’s exhibition halls, discussing some of the innovative aspects of the […]

Jean Provencher, Owner of “Laiterie de Coaticook”

Video of Jean Provencher, owner of the dairy “Laiterie de Coaticook”, talking about some of the company’s innovative products which are still very popular. The video includes photos […]

Gilles Gagné, President of Gagné Lessard Sports Inc.

Video of Gilles Gagné in his workshop, seated on the snowmobile he invented, the G-Force One, telling the story of its technical achievements. The video includes pictures of […]

Gerald Cutting, Descendant of one of Coaticook’s pioneers

Video of an interview with Gerald Cutting, a descendant of one of Coaticook’s pioneers, discussing the ingenuity and achievements of Frank Sleeper. Seated in one of the Beaulne […]

Caroline Sage, Director-General of the Parc de la Gorge of Coaticook

Video of Caroline Sage, the Director of the Coaticook Gorge Park, discussing two important innovations: the Suspension Bridge and Foresta Lumina, the multimedia after-dark trail. She stands on […]

Samuel Cleveland

Samuel Cleveland was one of Coaticook’s pioneers. His father, Vester Cleveland, together with two others, built the first mill in Coaticook.