Cadie

They were to occupy the lands of "Cadie" (Acadia, Nova Scotia),

Pioneers in Canada Harry Hamilton Johnston 1892

Erin Kunkel for The Wall Street Journal Left to right: Cadie, age 4, Jack and Hannah at the Seesaw café; its kids menu is Danish- and Korean-inspired.

Baby's First Words, 'What's the Purée of the Day?' Alina Dizik 2011

As her mother explains, she got a call from school when Cadie was in the third grade and they've been dealing with "this" ever since.

Tina Wells: Skins Wins Where Gossip Girl Failed Tina Wells 2011

When Cadie overdoses and appears to stop breathing, her friends steal a car and recklessly careen to the hospital.

'Skins': The Good, The Bad and the Truth Dr. Harold Koplewicz 2011

Cadie wakes up from her near-death overdose none the worse for wear.

'Skins': The Good, The Bad and the Truth Dr. Harold Koplewicz 2011

The show isn't without flaws, and as an African-American, I am saddened that the one bi-racial girl Cadie also happens to be the one with all of the issues.

Tina Wells: Skins Wins Where Gossip Girl Failed Tina Wells 2011

An example was the Lavasseur map in 1601, which labelled that area as the “coste de Cadie.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

De Coste, Mathieu “Declaration of Nicolas de Bauquemare, par laquelle il reconnaît avoir engagé le nègre Mathieu de Coste pour des services de Canada, Cadie et ailleurs; Canada, Acadie, et Nouvelle-France.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

An example was the Lavasseur map in 1601, which labelled that area as the “coste de Cadie.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

De Coste, Mathieu “Declaration of Nicolas de Bauquemare, par laquelle il reconnaît avoir engagé le nègre Mathieu de Coste pour des services de Canada, Cadie et ailleurs; Canada, Acadie, et Nouvelle-France.”

Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008