Historical Highlights

• 1621 – Acadia Charter Granted
  On September 10, 1621, King James I granted Acadia to Sir William Alexander, officially naming the territory “Nova Scotia” (New Scotland). The royal charter also gave the St. Croix River the name “Tweed” and the St. John River the name “Clyde.” www1.gnb.ca

• 1939 – Canada Enters World War II
  On this date, Canada declared war on Germany and officially entered WWII. The Canada Guide

• 2022 – Proclamation of King Charles III
  September 10 marked the day when New Brunswick’s Lieutenant Governor, Brenda Murphy, formally proclaimed King Charles III’s accession, accompanied by prayers, a traditional blessing, and a 21-gun salute. Wikipedia

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Cultural & Community Events

• Indigenous Storytelling & Come From Away in Saint John (2025)
  On September 10, 2025, Discover Saint John will host:

  • Indigenous Storytelling Walk (9:30 AM–11:00 AM)

  • Come From Away musical performance (7:30 PM–9:30 PM) Discover Saint John

• Falling into Harvest—Woodstock Craft Workshop (2025)
  A fall-themed craft evening in Woodstock featuring felt apple and scarecrow mason jar creations. Hosted by MACC, starting at 6:00 PM. tourismnewbrunswick.ca

• Harvest Week Live Music – Fredericton (2025)
  At Dolan’s Pub in Fredericton, live music kicks off September 10 at 8:00 PM with Fast Eddie & the Fembots. tourismnewbrunswick.ca

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Context: What Happens in NB in September

• Festivals & Seasonal Events
  While there’s no specific NB-wide festival on September 10, local happenings like craft workshops and music line-ups are in full swing, especially in communities like Woodstock and Fredericton tourismnewbrunswick.caTo Do Canada.

• Other Commemorations
  National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is celebrated on September 30 across Canada Wanderlog.

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