National Acadian Day in 2024

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AKA Name	Acadian Day
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2024 Date	August 15, 2024
2025 Date	August 15, 2025

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Thursday, Aug 15

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Updated August 16, 2024 at 8:50 a.m.

Acadian culture is alive today because this community has so fiercely defended and preserved it. Today, we celebrate that culture — and the incredible resilience of the Acadian people. François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) and 2 others
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) August 15, 2024

On #NationalAcadianDay, we join Acadian communities in Canada and around the world to celebrate their historical roots, culture, and vibrant traditions. Read Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's statement: pm.gc.ca Statement by the Prime Minister on National Acadian Day
— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) August 15, 2024

On this National Acadian Day, we celebrate a community of admirable strength and rich in culture. A pillar of the Francophonie in Canada, Acadians are an integral part of our national identity.
— Mélanie Joly (@melaniejoly) August 15, 2024

Happy National Acadian Day! Today, we celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Acadian people, their extraordinary strength and resilience, and their invaluable contributions to Canada. Quote Ginette Petitpas Taylor @GinettePT · 11h Kicking off National Acadian Day at the Faubourg du Mascaret —the residents sure know how to celebrate le 15 août! Happy National Acadian Day!
— Liberal Party (@liberal_party) August 15, 2024

Happy National Acadian Day! Today, we celebrate the rich culture and beautiful traditions of Acadians! Since 1881, this day has highlighted the resilience of Acadians, who’s determination could never be understated. Bonne fête nationale des Acadiens! Aujourd’hui, nous… Show more
— Peace by Chocolate (@Peacebychoco) August 15, 2024

No talk of National Acadian Day is complete without going into the history of the Acadian Expulsion. It lasted from 1755 to 1764 and saw 11,500 Acadians deported. Of those, 5,000 died of disease, starvation and shipwrecks. Click to learn more Show more canadaehx.com The Expulsion of the Acadians
— Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx (@CraigBaird) August 15, 2024

A sea of blue, white, red, and yellow in NB today for National Acadian Day! From Neguac to Dieppe, we celebrated with music, fun, and joy. Huge thanks to the volunteers and organizers! Happy National Acadian Day!
— Susan Holt (@susanholt) August 16, 2024

“I look forward to celebrating Acadian culture and to honouring the Acadian people’s past.” #GGSimon shares the following message with Canadians to mark #NationalAcadianDay, and looks forward to the launch of the Tintamarre! Message: Show more
— Governor General of Canada (@GGCanada) August 15, 2024

Happy National Acadian Day! Today, across the Atlantic region and beyond, we recognize the rich culture, history and strength of Acadians. Together, let’s celebrate their history, resilience and everything they’ve contributed to Canada’s identity. Show more
— Pascale St-Onge (@PascaleStOnge_) August 15, 2024

Happy National Acadian Day! Let's celebrate Acadian people, their resilience, their culture, and their invaluable contributions to our country. From Moncton to Chéticamp to Cap-Saint-Georges and Wellington, Acadians are an integral part of Atlantic Canada's heritage. Show more
— Gudie Hutchings (@Gudie) August 15, 2024