La Troupe du Jour is a professional, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of French-language theater in Saskatchewan. In this connection, through its leadership role in play writing, the company is working to create and …
The Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society of La Broquerie Inc. was established in 1893 for the purpose of celebrating and spreading “joie de vivre” in the community. It was and remains an opportunity to celebrate French Canadian culture …
The Montcalm Theatre has been very active in the community for the past twenty years. Each year in March, the company presents plays that draws local audiences as well as those from Winnipeg and beyond.
In March, the St. Laurent Métis community celebrates the end of the ice-fishing season. The Manipogo Festival, named after Lake Manitoba’s famous serpentine monster, celebrates the region’s fishing tradition by giving traditional ice-fishing demonstrations and …
The St. Lazare community celebrates its Métis roots during its Louis Riel Day celebrations. Activities include tobogganing, a Barouche (Métis card game) tournament, bannock, and a local talent show with singers, dancers and storytellers. This …
Established in 1818, l’Université de Saint‐Boniface is Western Canada’s French-language university offering both university degree and college diploma programs that are personalized, of high quality, and that respond to the needs of students, designed to …
The newspaper is produced by a team of ten people and is distributed by mail or camelot to its subscribers in Manitoba and other Canadian provinces. It is also found on newsstands and in schools. …
Manitoba Community Radio Inc. is the result of the combined efforts of people from all walks of life who wanted to see the birth of a French-language radio offering music and entertainment. Thanks to the …
The Maison Gabrielle-Roy offers its community and the public around the world a museum that pays homage to Gabrielle Roy by showcasing her birthplace, promoting her work and encouraging French writing and artistic expression in …
When it opened to the public in 1967, Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum (MSBM) was referred to as “the lived-in museum”. The original Grey Nuns’ Convent had indeed been home to many people over the …
La Maison des artistes visuels francophones is a centre of contemporary art that works with the francophone community in Manitoba as well as the French-speaking community as a whole. It supports the promotion of works …
The major purpose of Fort Gibraltar is to reflect key elements of life in the Red River valley from 1815 to 1821. The themes provide witness not only to the importance of the fur trade …
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