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Provincial Heritage Fair - Me and My Project 2010
Xavier Cole
École Sainte-Anne,
Fredericton
“I did my project on New Brunswick historic sites. I focused on two sites, the McAdam Train Station and the Escuminac Disaster Monument.” |
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Caden O'Brien
Magnetic Hill School,
Moncton
“My project is about maple syrup and how it's made. I interviewed a maple syrup producer and he showed me how to make it.” |
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Émélie Gagnon
École Élémentaire Sacré-Coeur,
Grand-Sault
“My project is about the history of french schools in New Brunswick. I wanted to know how the schools have changed since then and now.” |
L'histoire des écoles francophones du Nouveau-Brunswick [Video] |
Phillip Doucet
École Carrefour Étudiant,
Beresford
“My project is about the forestry industry in New Brunswick. My family was involved in the industry so that's why I chose to do it.” |
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Elizabeth Trecartin
Quispamsis Middle School,
Quispamsis
“I did my project on New Brunswick's role in Confederation of Canada. I'm very passionate about politics and want to work in parliament someday so that is why I did my project on Confederation.” |
Nouveau-Brunswick : vers la Confédération canadienne [Video] |
Jennifer Sheehan
Saint Malachy's Memorial High,
Saint John
“My project is about my great uncle Joe. He was a soldier who died during World War II and my family just recently learned of his history. I wanted to make something for the younger kids in my family so they could also understand his contribution in the war.” |
For Peace and Freedom: Remembering Great Uncle Joe [Video] |
Jocelyn Robichaud
Centre scolaire-communautaire La Fontaine,
Néguac
“My project is about forestry. A lot of my family members work in the woods and I like to work in the woods with them on weekends.” |
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Mélanie Bourque
École Donat-Robichaud,
Cap-Pelé
“My project is about my family tree. I wanted to learn more about my genealogy and with the help of my family I did.” |
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Meghan Blanchard and Mariah Sewell
Woodstock Middle School,
Woodstock
“We did our project on one room school houses in Carleton County. We wanted to know how everything had changed from then to now: like the rules, what they learned and how they had to behave.” |
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Dominic Laviolette
Superior Middle School,
Bathurst
“My project is about Al Hebert, a radio announcer from Bathurst, New Brunswick. Al still does Country Gold broadcasts every Sunday and is very popular in the Bathurst area.” |
Al Hébert - The Voice of Bathurst for Over 50 Years [Video] |
Natasha Daigle and Vanessa Steinmann
Bonar Law Memorial School,
Rexton
“We did our project on Acadian culture because it is an important part of history in New Brunswick.” |
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Grace Blechschmidt
Harold Peterson Middle School,
Oromocto
“My project is about the Minto Internment Camp. I wanted to find out if there were Canadians in the camps - and I found that there were.” |
Le camp d'internement de Minto [Video] |
Zachery Storey
Doaktown Consolidated High School,
Doaktown
“My project is on the Russell & Swim sawmill that was in Doaktown. It was built because there had been a big fire in Campbellton in 1922 and they needed lath to rebuild the walls of all the houses that were destroyed.” |
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Jordan Grondin
Moncton Home Educators,
Beaverbrook
“My project is on Richard Bennett, a former prime minister from New Brunswick. I feel that he did not get all the recognition that most prime ministers did and I believe people should know more about him.” |
Richard Bennett: New Brunswick's native-born Prime Minister of Canada [Video] |
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