L’Express de Toronto is a Toronto-based French language Canadian newspaper. The newspaper was founded in 1976 by Jean Mazaré, a student at the Ontario College of Art. L’express connects readers with Ontario’s Francophone community, covers current events …
L’Info-lien is a monthly newspaper, published by the Sainte-Anne Community Center (CCSA), which informs the Francophone and Francophile community in the Capital Region of Francophone activities and events. The Info-lien is distributed throughout the Fredericton …
L’UniThéâtre is a professional francophone theatre company based in Edmonton. To fulfill our provincial mandate, l’UniThéâtre offers theatre workshops for all grade levels throughout Alberta. The theatre currently offers workshops on collective creation, character development, …
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 …
La Boîte.fm is a collaborative platform that gives voice to all Francophone youth in British Columbia. The radio station offers reports, blogs and radio shows that reflect the richness and vitality of his community. Coordinated …
La Boussole is a Francophone non-profit organization based in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. Its objective is to help Francophones in need to access vital social services; prioritizing access to health services, housing and employment …
Firmly established in the National Capital Region and Eastern Ontario for a quarter of a century, La Cité has been recognized as one of the largest college of applied arts and technology in French-speaking Ontario. La …
The mission of the Cité des Rocheuses is to provide a place for gathering and serving the general public, to broadcast arts, culture and community programs in French that meet the needs and desires of …
La Cité Francophone is the hub of French Culture, Community & Commerce, providing an outstanding facility for the greater Edmonton area. Our History As early as January 1944, the French Canadian Association of Alberta expressed …
The University of Regina offer the most comprehensive French-language academic programming in Saskatchewan. Thanks to partnerships between La Cité and a number of university faculties and programs, students can take full or part-time studies in …
Camp Bivouac offers a Francophone summer day camp for children age 5 – 12 years old in 3 cities – Barrie, Borden and Penetanguishene. Campers experience recreational activities, crafts, games and weekly field trips. Visit website …
Founded in 1974 in Moncton, New Brunswick, the FJCF coordinates activities and initiatives, in partnership with community members of nine provinces and two territories, to meet the needs of Canada’s minority French-speaking youth. The Board …
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