Custom Stickers & Labels — Beauceville, Quebec

Beauceville is the gold rush capital of Quebec and the Chaudière River community where the 1881 Gilbert River gold rush brought 15,000 gold seekers to the Beauce — the Robert-Cliche MRC community where the Beauceville Gold Rush (the 1881 Rivière Gilbert placer gold discovery that triggered Quebec's only significant gold rush, drawing miners from across New England and Ontario to pan the tributaries of the Chaudière in what became known as the 'Beauce Gold Rush' or 'Canadian Klondike' — a rush that lasted until 1905 and defined Beauceville's identity) and the Beauce Caisse Populaire Heritage (the Alphonse Desjardins movement that created Quebec's credit union system — Caisses Populaires — was strongest in the Beauce, where Beauceville's cooperative institutions exemplified the Desjardins model) define a gold rush and cooperative heritage.