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An isolated incisor tooth of a giant beaver ( Castoroides ohioensis Foster) recovered from Indian Island, New Brunswick, near the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, represents the most eastern record of this animal in Canada. Unfortunately no stratigraphic context is available for the specimen, which was recovered loose near a beach also known to yield archaeological materials. The specimen may have been deposited on a storm beach from near shore deposits, but it is also possible that the tooth was carried to the site by people. The rarity of giant beaver fossils in southern Canada adds to the significance of this specimen.   RESUME  Une incisive isolee de castor geant ( Castoroides ohioensis Foster) recuperee sur l’ile Indian, au Nouveau-Brunswick, pres de 1'embouchure de la baie de Fundy, represente la trace physique la plus a l’est de la presence de cet animal au Canada. Malheureusement, on ne dispose d'aucun conlexte stratigraphique dans le cas de ce specimen, qui a ete recupere sous une forme detachee pres d'une plage egalement reconnue comme source d'objets archeologiques. La specimen pourrait provenir de depats littoraux et avoir ete depose sur une crete de temp&ete, mais il est aussi possible que des gens aient apporte la dent sur les lieux. La rarete des fossiles de castor geant dans le Sud du Canada rehausse Timportance de ce specimen.  Traduit par la redaction

A giant beaver (Castoroides ohioensis Foster) fossil from New Brunswick, Canada