The blueberry: blue gold

Sisters Murielle Lévesque (Saint-Luc) and Gisèle Boulet (Sister Claude) happily posing with their blueberry harvest.
1987
SNDBC Archives

Blueberry gathering in 1987. Archives SNBDC
Many types of berries were harvested on the farm, and especially the blueberry, a much-appreciated regional emblem. Pies, desserts, jams, jellies, and even remedies were concocted by the Congregation’s cooks.

Sister Saint-Jacques (Simone Rochette), farm cook from 1956 to 1959. SNDBC Archives