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Jonah Richard Guimond (born November 8, 1995), known professionally as P'tit Belliveau , is a Canadian folk and country musician of Acadian ethnicity from Clare , Nova Scotia [1] who presently lives in Moncton , New Brunswick . [2] He is most noted for his 2020 album Greatest Hits Vol. 1 , which was longlisted for the 2020 Polaris Music Prize . [3]

Guimond began making electronic music as a teenager, with his music evolving toward country after he was given a banjo by his grandfather. [1] Although now more based in bluegrass , his style still incorporates some synthesizers and drum machines. [1]

With his band Les Grosses Coques, he was a finalist in the 2019 edition of the Francouvertes . [4] Greatest Hits Vol. 1 , his debut album, was released in March 2020. [5]

Guimond grew up in St. Marys Bay, Nova Scotia , learning piano and guitar. [6] As a teenager, he began with experiment with synthesizers and first released music under the name Jonah MeltWave . [6] As a teenager, he also played with the indie-punk band Peter Pansbridge, which released the album Manter ketspidge in 2014, [7] and the short-lived band Intense sound dynamite, which released two singles in 2012. [8]

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( 1995-11-08 ) November 8, 1995 (age 26)

TRY… SLOWING DOWN
On P’tit train du Nord
P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park, it’s a bike trail, a multi-use pathway, a unique 234 km cycling trail in the Laurentians.
TRY… SLOWING DOWN
On P’tit train du Nord
P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park, it’s a bike trail, a multi-use pathway, a unique 232 km cycling trail in the Laurentians. 
17 ° Humidity: 45% Clouds: 10% Wind (W) :
8 kph
14 ° Humidity: 51% Clouds: 20% Wind (W) :
7 kph
16 ° Humidity: 51% Clouds: 30% Wind (W) :
7 kph
15 ° Humidity: 70% Clouds: 47% Wind (W) :
8 kph
16 ° Humidity: 61% Clouds: 71% Wind (SW) :
2 kph
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SUMMER 2021 Plan your trip! Try slowing down for your cycling holiday… It’s time to reserve for your summer escapade! But before doing so, let’s take a minute to get into summer mode, by bike on le P’tit Train du Nord… We are proud to launch the premiere of our...
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EXO will be carrying out repair work on the Rue du Boisé crossing in Saint-Jérôme from September 2 to 6, which will cause some inconvenience for users of the bike path.
Although the link will not be interrupted by the implementation of a small detour protected by flaggers , a risk of waiting is possible to cross the construction site , as well as part of the road surface will not be paved in this area.
For your safety, we ask that you be patient and cautious, and cooperate with the staff on site! Thank you!
When you visit us, it is important to respect the rules of the P’tit Train du Nord:
Smile and courtesy are required.
FOR THE BIKE
The recommended speed is 22 km/h and 10 km/h maximum when approaching urban areas;
Ride in line when you are in a group;
Please announce your passing! Dring, dring!
Ride on the right and pass on the left;
Wearing a helmet is recommended, you have such a beautiful head!
FOR WALKING AND RUNNING :
Ride on the side of the trail in the same direction as the cyclists (on the right side of the trail) and always ride in line to give way to bikes.
Your pet is not allowed on the trail for their safety and that of other users
To hear the bikes, it is important to listen actively to the ambient noise. Avoid headphones.
EXO will be carrying out repair work on the Rue du Boisé crossing in Saint-Jérôme from September 2 to 6, which will cause some inconvenience for users of the bike path.
Although the link will not be interrupted by the implementation of a small detour protected by flaggers , a risk of waiting is possible to cross the construction site , as well as part of the road surface will not be paved in this area.
For your safety, we ask that you be patient and cautious, and cooperate with the staff on site! Thank you!
When you visit us, it is important to respect the rules of the P’tit Train du Nord:
Smile and courtesy are required.
FOR THE BIKE
The recommended speed is 22 km/h and 10 km/h maximum when approaching urban areas;
Ride in line when you are in a group;
Please announce your passing! Dring, dring!
Ride on the right and pass on the left;
Wearing a helmet is recommended, you have such a beautiful head!
FOR WALKING AND RUNNING :
Ride on the side of the trail in the same direction as the cyclists (on the right side of the trail) and always ride in line to give way to bikes.
Your pet is not allowed on the trail for their safety and that of other users
To hear the bikes, it is important to listen actively to the ambient noise. Avoid headphones.
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EXO will be carrying out repair work on the Rue du Boisé crossing in Saint-Jérôme from September 2 to 6, which will cause some inconvenience for users of the bike path.
Although the link will not be interrupted by the implementation of a small detour protected by flaggers , a risk of waiting is possible to cross the construction site , as well as part of the road surface will not be paved in this area.
For your safety, we ask that you be patient and cautious, and cooperate with the staff on site! Thank you!
When you visit us, it is important to respect the rules of the P’tit Train du Nord:
Smile and courtesy are required.
FOR THE BIKE
The recommended speed is 22 km/h and 10 km/h maximum when approaching urban areas;
Ride in line when you are in a group;
Please announce your passing! Dring, dring!
Ride on the right and pass on the left;
Wearing a helmet is recommended, you have such a beautiful head!
FOR WALKING AND RUNNING :
Ride on the side of the trail in the same direction as the cyclists (on the right side of the trail) and always ride in line to give way to bikes.
Your pet is not allowed on the trail for their safety and that of other users
To hear the bikes, it is important to listen actively to the ambient noise. Avoid headphones.

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Ham, Swiss Chard & Swiss Cheese Polenta Bake
NEW! P’tit Quebec Mozzarella snacks large format
New! P'tit Québec Poutine Cheese Curds
New! 2) Try our Mozzaaaaaaa Cheddar shreds
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Get more of what you love with these classic flavours. Mozzarella, Very Mild Cheddar, and Marble now available in 480g Shreds bags.
Delicious new Poutine Cheese Curds from Quebec’s #1 cheese brand. Enjoy them as a snack, atop salads and of course — any traditional poutine.
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Vous l'appeliez toujours "mon p'tit lapin".
You always called her little bunny.
Il cherche du sang neuf, p'tit Milan.
Un p'tit village de Murcia qui s'appelle Lorca.
A small town in Murcia called Lorca.
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