Bus Departure for Tatamagouche, NS 0

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Parents, please have your child at the St. Mary’s Band Office parking lot no later than 8 am on Monday, Oct. 4th as he or she will need to check in.

Local community members will be on hand to wish the students a safe journey as coffee, hot chocolate and timbits will be provided before the bus departs. Also, the students will be departing Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia on Friday, Oct. 8th after lunch at 1:30 pm and with a 3 ½ hour driving time the estimated time of arrival is 5 pm.

Location of Arrival and Departure:
St. Mary’s First Nation Band Office Parking Lot
150 Cliffe St.
Fredericton, New Brunswick

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