Petitcodiac Renaissance Series

The Petitcodiac Renaissance series is a set of four concepts designed to increase public awareness on the proposal to replace the Petitcodaic causeway with a partial bridge and to explore various opportunities associated with this spectacular restauration project.

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Poster #1: "The Great Bores" April 21, 2004 The first poster introduces the idea that one of our region’s claims to fame, the Petitcodiac River Tidal Bore, will once again be restored once the causeway is removed and could be promoted as a world-class eco-tourism destination. (More details)	Poster #2: "The Gates" April 30, 2004 Petitcodiac Riverkeeper wants the infamous gates of the Petitcodiac River causeway to be recycled into a large outdoor sculpture once a decision is made to replace the current causeway structure with a partial bridge. (More details)
Poster #3: "The Wall" June 11, 2004 Petitcodiac Riverkeeper is proposing that the community work to transform one of Moncton’s greatest eyesores, the former riverside landfill, into an eco-tourism destination from where the Bay of Fundy’s majestic tides can be explored. (More details)	Poster #4: "Unforgettable Fire" July 2, 2004 During the summer of 2006 or 2007, Greater Moncton could be the stage of the largest public event organised in our region since the 1999 Sommet de la Francophonie. The idea is being proposed by the Petitcodiac Riverkeeper should a decision to restore free flow in the Petitcodiac River be announced in the spring of 2005, the date set for the completion of the environmental impact assessment underway. (More details)

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