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  1. Notre Marche - 3951 Boulevard des Fondateurs

    3951 Boulevard des Fondateurs, Saint-Isidore NB E8M 1C1

    4.2 Good 7 reviews

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  2. Supermarché La CO-OP De Tracadie - 3440 Rue Principale

    3440 Rue Principale, Tracadie-Sheila NB E1X 1C8

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    • Closed today
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  3. Marché Tradition - La Société Coopérative de Paquetville limitée - 1301 Rue des Fondateurs

    1301 Rue des Fondateurs, Paquetville NB E8R 1A7

    4.3 Superb 18 reviews

    “Superb store with a bit of everything, impeccable service and reasonable prices. I like to see local products. Thank you for being there for the community. Congratulations for your excellent work.”

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  5. IGA La Coopérative Régionale de La Baie ltée - 3430 Rue Principale

    3430 Rue Principale, Tracadie-Sheila NB E1X 1G5

    4.3 Superb 48 reviews

    “Very nice IGA grocery store! Thank you for including the two official languages ​​of New Brunswick, it is much appreciated! As I say, French must remain dominant but English must be accepted for English speakers! Only problem is the display in the grocery aisles! Please put them in French and English too! I also support English speakers because I also speak English in addition to French as a first language myself! It’s so appreciated that there are certain places in Tracadie where French and English are spoken, I hope they will do so! When English-speaking people come to tracadie for something it is very crucial to have English as a second language in tracadie! But there are always people who criticize it for being just in French as long as it’s not in a language other than French or English! the world should just accept English instead! I recommend this place!”

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