Founded in 1971, L'Eau vive is a Saskatchewan French-language newspaper published every two weeks in print and on the Web. It is the only newspaper in French in the province and is a member of the Association de la presse francophone. It is published by the Coopérative des publications fransaskoises, located in Regina.
L'Eau vive is your reference for Fransaskois news and your agenda of activities in French!
History, French and Culture Come Alive! Le Voyageur Errant is Jay Bailey, an authentic voyageur who worked with First Nations in Manitoba and then taught French for thirty years before putting his French and Indigenous …
Yong People’s Theatre (YPT) is the oldest professional theatre company in Toronto and is a national producer and presenter of theatre for young audiences – the first and largest of its kind in Canada. Over the …
Cinéfranco, Toronto’s Francophone International Film Festival, is considered to be the most important International Francophone Film Festival in English Canada. Founded in 1997 by Marcelle Lean, it became an essential event for movie lovers and …
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 …
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