Collette, New Brunswick

The community is named for Hosea Collette, a man who settled in the Northumberland County region in the early twentieth century. Home to the Trappist and Trappistine Monasteries, and place with Msgr. Marcel Richard settled until his death in 1915.

The community is home to many French families, Babineau, Doucette, Pitre, Gallant, Doiron and Vautour. The community once one church, that served the area which opened on November 28, 1954 and it was known as Notre Dame de Fatima Roman Catholic Church, or more commonly as "Our Lady of Fatima" which housed the church, a community centre, as well as a slumber room for people who have died from the parish. It held its final mass on September 12, 2021, and was demolished on July 14, 2022. The community centre still remains. Each July, the community hosts a Picnic on the Church grounds. The community is home to nearly three hundred people, mostly young and older families. The present parish priest, who also tends to the church, is Father Wislais Simervil. He is also a priest at Saint Francois de Sales Roman Catholic Church in Nouvelle-Arcadie and Imaculée Conception Roman Catholic Church in Acadieville.

The community was once home to a sawmill and home to the Sacre Coeur Convent, now demolished. The nearest hospital or medical treatment centers provided to the community are the Miramichi Regional Hospital, Rogersville Medical Clinic, Moncton City Hospital or Dr. Georges L. Dumont Regional Hospital. The community is situated and near the Barnaby River area, about 9 miles from the community, and can be accessed from the West Collette Road, through the woods and connecting near Semiwagan Ridge. Via Rail has a main line through the community which is the main CN Rail system.

• Nouvelle-Arcadie
• Murray Settlement
• Young Ridge
• Barnaby
• Rosaireville

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