Amis de la Villa (Les)
Anita LeBlanc
(506) 576-9301
Minor hockey association
Lucille LeBlanc
(506) 566-9728
Harbor Authorities for the Cormierville wharf
Fernand Robichaud
(506) 576-9762
Centre 50+ de Cocagne
Bernadette Goguen
(506) 576-6307
Club du Village
Donat Bourgeois
(506) 576-9495
Chambre of Commerce Kent-Sud
Serge Arsenault
(506) 862-9551
Knights of Colombus
Donald Hébert
(506) 961-2716
Chorale Éveil (Church choir)
Mireille LeBlanc – director
(506) 533-4622
Cocagneries (Les)
Jean Gauvin
(506) 576-6434
Comité d’abondance de l’École Blanche-Bourgeois (CAEBB)
Francine Hébert
(506) 345-0888
École Blanche-Bourgeois parents committee
Lise Després
(506)576-7323
Comité MADA de Cocagne
Majella Dupuis
(506) 227-3769
Community Theatre troupe « Les femmes de cœur »
Dianna Goguen
(506) 576-6564
Community vigilance committee of Cocagne
Caroline Wilson
(506) 576-0770
Conseil récréatif de Cocagne (arena, bowling and marina)
Ricky Bourque
(506) 576-2206
Parish council
Anna Goguen
(506)
The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (PCSDG)
Wiebke Tinney
(506) 576-8247 www.ecopaysdecocagne.ca
« The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group’s (PCSDG) mission is to engage citizen participation towards the sustainability of Cocagne watershed communities. » (Source: website of PCSDG)
Volunteer firefighters of Cocagne
Danny Desroches
(506) 576- 7932 (fire hall) or (506) 530-0006 (Danny)
Really Local Harvest
Maxime Gauvin
(506) 854-8557 www.recoltedecheznous.com
Cooperative of local producers with around 30 farmers in southeastern New-Brunswick.
Regroupement des dames acadiennes et francophones
Annette Richard
(506) 576-7539
Slow Food Cocagne Acadie
Ariane Juneau-Godin and Eva Rehak
info@slowfoodcocagneacadie.com www.slowfoodcocagneacadie.com
“Slow Food Cocagne Acadie envisions a community that respects food, environment and people while enjoying good health and sustainable livelihoods.” (Source: website of Slow Food Cocagne Acadie)
Transition Cocagne
Rémi Donelle
(506) 576-8247 www.transitioncocagne.org
“Transition Cocagne is part of a global movement working torwards the enhancement of community resilience and self-reliance in response to today’s major ecological and energy related challenges.” (Source: website of Transition Cocagne)