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Statement by Prime Minister Carney on National Acadian Day

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"Today, on National Acadian Day, we celebrate the identity and resilience of the Acadian people.Acadians are one of the oldest Francophone communities in North America, settling in what is now Atlantic Canada over four centuries ago.

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Their story is one of hardship met with perseverance.

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Beginning in 1755, British colonial authorities drove them from their land, and in the generations since, they rebuilt their communities while protecting and celebrating their language, culture, and traditions.

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That resilience has helped shape the identity of Canada itself.The Government of Canada is a strong partner to Acadian communities in their mission to protect their heritage and promote the French language.

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Starting this year, we are investing $5 million over five years to support National Acadian Day celebrations.

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Statement by Prime Minister Carney on National Acadian Day
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Blogpm.gc.ca8/15/2026