This project examines how Lamèque Island’s long-standing cooperative movement supports coastal resilience, sustainable resource management, and community-led development. By working with the Carrefour Coop, the research will highlight how collective governance helps protect local livelihoods and strengthen the island’s capacity to navigate environmental and economic change.
The Carrefour Coop of the Acadian community on Lamèque Island, New Brunswick, as a symbol of collective territorial development in Eastern Canada
Institution: Université du Québec (à Rimouski)
Lead
- Anne FauréUniversité du Québec à Rimouski
Co-Lead
- Paul LanteigneCarrefour Coop
Funding Call
Community-Led Research
Community-Led Research
Region
Atlantic
Atlantic
Years
2026
2026
Funded By
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
MEOPAR Projects
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