Acadian Week took place from August 8 to 15, 2020 in Courseulles-sur-Mer and other villages. Some of the activities took place at the Juno Beach Centre, which has been a partner of Acadian Week for 15 years.
Amélie, our Canadian guide is honouring both her Acadian heritage and the service of Acadians who fought in the Second World War.
Annual ceremony in homage to Acadian soldiers
Our Visitor Services Manager, Louis Lebel, returns home to Canada after 3 years at the Juno Beach Centre. First as a guide in 2012, Louis came back and became the Visitor Services Manager in October 2017. He trained the 2018 and 2019 guide teams as well as the first 4 guides of 2020. All guides,...
Together we drew maple leaves on Juno Beach on July 1st to celebrate Canada Day!
Today, we share with you the testimony of Rebecca Le Savoureux, Sales Manager of the Juno Beach Centre. 💬 Juno Beach… an 8-kilometre beach in Normandy, 14,000 Canadian soldiers on D-Day, 359 deaths, a bloody day but a day full of hope. The beginning of the end of the war, a necessary step towards peace. Juno...
D-Day 2020 Serving Canada’s Juno Beach Centre Brigadier-General Ernest B Beno, OMM, CD Board Member, Juno Beach Centre Association of Canada It was in the early 2000s when I met “Lieutenant” Garth Webb, the driving force behind the creation of the Juno Beach Centre, and himself a D-Day vet of 14th Field Regiment, RCA. He...
The Juno Beach Centre reopened on Saturday June 6. In order to guarantee maximum security for our visitors and our team, we reopened our doors with specific precautions.
