Have you ever heard of the Relais de la Cache? Located in the Cascapédia River Wildlife Reserve, in the heart of the Gaspé Peninsula, this iconic site has undergone a remarkable transformation thanks to the vision and determination of the Mi’gmaq community.
In our “First Nations and Business Transfer” video series, we invite you to discover the inspiring story of this multi-service business, presented by Mr. Walter Jerome, Tourism Manager for Gesgapegiag, and Ms. Hollie Larocque, Director of Economic Development for the Mi’gmaq First Nation of Gesgapegiag.
A renewal serving the community
In 2017, the community of Gesgapegiag acquired the Relais de la Cache with a clear mission: to enhance the territory while stimulating the local economy. After extensive renovations, the establishment has reopened its doors to provide both residents and visitors alike with welcoming accommodations and essential services.
Whether you’re an outdoor adventurer, a snowmobile enthusiast or a fan of salmon fishing, the Relais de la Cache is the perfect place to experience the Gaspé Peninsula. Furthermore, by opting for sustainable energy sources like solar power, the business has been able to reduce its environmental footprint while ensuring quality service.
Watch the full video!
Immerse yourself in this wonderful story of resilience and innovation by watching our video on the Relais de la Cache. Discover the benefits of acquiring an established business and how the Mi’gmaq community was able to revive this business while contributing to local prosperity.
Find our full “First Nations and Business Transfer” series on our YouTube channel and explore more inspiring stories in the “Business Transfer” section of our blog.
