5 eco-responsible ways to come to the Juno Beach Centre from Canada Do you dream of traveling? Do you want to (re) come to France when the health crisis ends? Maybe you are planning a trip to Normandy and more specifically to Juno Beach? This is what we hope for! We miss the Canadian visitors...
Les produits à l’érable ne s'utilisent pas uniquement sur les pancakes... #Catherineencuisine vous fait découvrir vous fait découvrir des recettes québecoises ! Dans cette vidéo, Catherine vous présente une recette de vinaigrette à l'érable, pour parfumer vos salades cet été.
🍁 In this video, Catherine presents the delicious recipe for “Pouding Chômeur”! This famous traditional Quebec cake baked in maple syrup. To make this recipe, you need a bottle of Maple Syrup. Contact Maxime our boutique manager at boutique@junobeach.org or visit the online Boutique France Share with us the photo of your Pouding Chômeur, your...
Act together! Sustainable development at the Juno Beach Centre is teamwork. To help with this collective impulse, Axel Viget of CPIE Vallée de l’Orne organized a very enlightening training day and allowed the entire museum team in Normandy to find themselves around issues related to Sustainable Development. Some outdoor games for team cohesion. Presentation time...
✅ Goodbye plastic cups, Hello cardboard cups! ☕️ Maison Lyovel, which provides drink dispensers at the Juno Beach Centre, has equipped them with new “pure paper” cups that are 100% recyclable, 100% biodegradable and 100% compostable! ♻️ Maison Lyovel is committed to improving its societal impact and seeks to reduce its environmental impact every year....
Recently we welcomed guests from Calvados Tourism and Terres de Nacre Tourism to the Juno Beach Centre to explore the two bunkers in front of the museum and learn more about the museum’s Sustainable Development project. It was an opportunity for Nathalie Worthington, director of Juno Beach Centre, to talk about regional cooperation: “The museum’s...
An iconic artefact of the Canadian landing on June 6, 1944 was offered to the Juno Beach Centre last Christmas Eve by Marie-Claude Halot and Joëlle Letellier. This folding bike belonged to their father Christian Costil, who died last November.
Sustainable development is also a commitment to social inclusion. At the Juno Beach Centre, it is common practice to take 1 to 2 interns on the team each year. This year, thanks to the financial support of the French government for the integration of young graduates into professional life, the JBC will be able to...
