US EditionAnticosti: UNESCO Doesn't Change the World, except...
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In November 2023, the island of Anticosti entered the closed circle of UNESCO's World Heritage sites through the big door. The project had been widely defended by its predecessor John Pineault, but it was under the leadership of the current mayor, Hélène Boulanger, that he had reached its conclusion. And it is her responsibility to manage the multitude of challenges associated with it. Hélène Boulanger is not native to Anticosti Island. Some mig…
In November 2023, the island of Anticosti entered the closed circle of UNESCO's World Heritage sites through the big door. The project had been widely defended by its predecessor John Pineault, but it was under the leadership of the current mayor, Hélène Boulanger, that he had reached its conclusion. And it is her responsibility to manage the multitude of challenges associated with it. Hélène Boulanger is not native to Anticosti Island. Some mig…
Ah, Anticosti! The island, with its stories of shipwrecks, its larger-than-life characters, its time line punctuated with both historical and prehistoric milestones, is an integral part of the North Coast territory, but do we really know it? Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site at Machu Picchu, Acropolis and the Great Wall of China, since November 2023, it has often made headlines at the Nordic Editions. Our journalist Émélie Bernier is ad…
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