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Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site honours one of Canada’s...
The Mi-Carème Centre
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
People have always been fascinated by masks of all origins. Their...
Medalta Museum
Medalta is an innovative museum located inside an industrial space in...
Galt Museum & Archives
The Galt Museum in Lethbridge was established to preserve the history of...
Bar U Ranch National Historic Site
Located an hour’s drive from Calgary on the doorstep of the Rocky...
Calgary Heritage Park
Heritage Park’s mission is simple: to preserve the history of the early...
Province House
Prince Edward Island | Cultural Heritage
Anyone who has visited Parliament, in Ottawa, can attest that the...
Kings Landing
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
Located 20 minutes west of Fredericton, Kings Landing gives visitors a...
Government House
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
If there’s one place you must visit to learn about the Province of...
Experience Percé!
Percé has been attracting travellers for centuries. Located at the tip of...
Francophone public art, diversity and bridging cultures in Yellowknife
Northwest Territories | Arts and Culture
Two recent works of public art created or co-created by Francophones are...
The legacy of Captain Joseph-Elzéar Bernier, or Kapitaikallak, in Nunavut
Joseph-Elzéar Bernier, who became the youngest captain in the history of...
Beyond the Rockies: The Franco-Columbian arts scene
British Colombia | Arts and Culture
The British Columbia Francophone community is one of the smallest in...
Beaumont: Preserving its Francophone heritage
The village of Beaumont, located five kilometres south of Edmonton, was...
Campus Saint-Jean at the University of Alberta, a major asset for Francophones in Alberta
The Campus Saint-Jean is a pillar of Francophone education, research, and...
Fransaskois : A Francophone community brimming with talent!
Saskatchewan | Arts and Culture
In 2016, according to the census, the number of native speakers of French...
Fête fransaskoise: Celebrating Francophone culture in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
The Fête fransaskoise festival is the only fully Francophone festival in...
Discover the Franco-Manitoban artistic community
Today’s thriving Franco-Manitoban artistic community draws on...
The St. Joseph Museum: In memory of the southern Manitoba’s Francophone pioneers
Manitoba | Community portraits
The village of St. Joseph is located 100 kilometres south of Winnipeg,...
Winnipeg’s Esplanade Riel: A magnificent bridge connecting people and cultures
The Esplanade Riel bridge for pedestrians and cyclists spans the Red...
The Centre du patrimoine of the Société historique de Saint-Boniface, the future of Franco-Manitoban memory
The Centre du patrimoine of the Société historique de Saint-Boniface and...
Franco-Ontarian artists: A national cultural gem
More and more Franco-Ontarian artists are emerging in drama, literature,...
Deep Francophone roots in the Windsor region
In 1701, the French founded Detroit, the first permanent European...
Dive into the history of Canada at the Canadian Museum of History
The new exhibition in the Canadian History Hall at the Canadian Museum of...
Ontario’s Champlain Scenic Route: Walking in the Footsteps of the Father of New France
In search of a westward passage to trade with China, many French...
The Vanier Museopark: Preserving and celebrating Ottawa’s Francophone heritage
The Vanier Museopark is the only Francophone museum in Canada’s national...
Quebec’s museum network: A model for the Francophonie
Quebec is recognized for the quality and diversity of its museums. The...
Artists, great ambassadors for Quebec
Quebec artists are frequently presented as the best ambassadors for...
Tourism and heritage in the Îles de la Madeleine
In the second half of the 18th century, Acadian fishermen settled...
A taste for good food: A renewed tradition
Quebec gastronomy, with its multiple influences and local products, now...
A trip around Île d’Orléans: An unforgettable journey
Île d’Orléans was one of the first territories settled and developed...
Charlevoix and the visual arts heritage of Baie-Saint-Paul
Since the 19th century, vacationers in search of pristine nature and pure...
Cité de l’Or, a mining heritage treasure in Abitibi
Today part of the city of Val-d’Or, Village-Minier-de-Bourlamaque was...
Route des Belles-Histoires: Discover the heritage of the magnificent Laurentians region
The forestry, farming, sports and tourism landscape of the Laurentian...
Cité de l’énergie: an incredible hydroelectric and industrial heritage!
Cité de l’énergie is a science and heritage theme park featuring...
FrancoFolies de Montréal: A large Francophone music festival
Since 1989, the FrancoFolies de Montréal, modelled on the Francofolies de...
The Montreal Botanical Garden: Showcase and custodian of an extraordinary plant heritage
Montreal is home to one of the four largest botanical gardens in the...
Wendake, the heritage of a great nation
The descendants of the powerful Huron-Wendat nation live in Wendake, one...
The permanent exhibition on the history of Quebec at the Musée de la civilisation du Québec
The Musée de la civilisation du Québec in Quebec City is a society...
The Plains of Abraham: heritage, museums, entertainment and outdoor recreation not to be missed!
The Plains of Abraham are an expansive park overlooking the...
The Old Québec Seminary, a cultural and heritage treasure
In the heart of the historic quarter of Quebec’s capital city, the...
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, where tradition meets the avant-garde
In 2015, Saint‑Jean‑Port‑Joli was named the world’s “Best...
Acadia’s remarkable contemporary artistic boom
New Brunswick | Arts and Culture
Maritime Acadia, which includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova...
Edmundston, Madawaska and the heritage of the Acadian Brayons
New Brunswick | Community portraits
The Madawaska region in northwestern New Brunswick served as a refuge for...
The giant Acadian flag at Saint-Louis-de-Kent and the Acadian giant who designed it
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
The Acadian flag is the most popular Acadian national symbol. It proudly...
Shippagan, Lamèque and Miscou, in the heart of coastal Acadia
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
In the northeastern part of New Brunswick, on the tip of the Acadian...
French Shore: Memory of the French fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador | Cultural Heritage
A large portion of the coastal area of Newfoundland is traditionally known...
Reliving a national historic event: the Klondike Gold Rush
The Klondike Gold Rush is one of the best-known chapters in contemporary...
Francophone heritage in St. Albert, Morinville and Legal
In the late 19thcentury, a number of French-speaking families settled in...
The Churchill River’s natural and linguistic heritage
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
On the Churchill River in Northern Saskatchewan, keen canoeists can live...
St. Claude, Manitoba: Its francophone heritage and its museums
Manitoba | Community portraits
St. Claude is a lovely Franco-Manitoban town located about a hundred...
Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum, the Grey Nuns’ convent and the Louis Riel collection
Saint-Boniface Museum’s mission is to preserve and promote,the building...
Fort Gibraltar–Experiencing the Fur Trade Heritage
Fort Gibraltar, which today welcomes visitors to Saint-Boniface (Winnipeg)...
University of Ottawa, bilingualism and springboard for Franco-Ontarians
Located in the heart of the national capital, the University of Ottawa is...
The Ottawa Franco-Ontarian Festival–Listening to and Expanding Francophone Culture
Every year, in the middle of June, the National Capital Region vibrates to...
Le Festival du loup de Lafontaine – Celebrating Francophone Culture and Roots
Along with Penetanguishene, Midland and Perkinsfield, Lafontaine is part...
Boréalis, a fascinating centre for the intangible and tangible heritage of the paper industry in Trois Rivières
Honouring the legacy of the workers of the Canadian International Paper...
The Banc-de-pêche-de-Paspébiac: A heritage gem on a barachois
The Government of Quebec designated the Banc-de-pêche-de-Paspébiac in...
Treats in store at the Jean-Pierre Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site in Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island | Cultural Heritage
The Jean-Pierre Roma at Three Rivers site takes visitors back in time to...
On August 15, Let’s Celebrate National Acadian Day!
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
In 1881, the Acadians who met at Memramcook for their first National...
Musée des Acadiens des Pubnicos
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
Get ready for an extraordinary journey through time at the Musée des...
Nova Scotia’s Historic Acadian Village
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
From June 5 to September 29, visitors to the Historic Acadian Village of...
La Société Saint-Pierre (Trois Pignons)
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
Built in 1978 as a cultural and information centre, Les Trois Pignons has...
Klondike National Historic Sites
The Klondike Gold Rush is no doubt one of the historical events that...
Saskatchewan’s Legislative Building
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
Located in the capital, Regina, the legislative building is a must see for...
Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre
Northwest Territories | Cultural Heritage
Recognized throughout the Northwest Territories, this important...
Beaubears Island
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
For reasons good and bad, Beaubears Island made history, mainly on account...
The Chocolate Museum
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
Since 1999, St. Stephen has been home to New Brunswick’s sweetest and...
Homarus Eco-Centre
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
Awareness, education, sustainability: such are the key terms that...
New Brunswick Museum
New Brunswick | Cultural Heritage
Did you know that Saint John, New Brunswick, is Canada’s oldest...
Chéticamp, traditional Acadia at the gates of a splendid natural park
Nova Scotia | Cultural Heritage
The Acadians of Chéticamp settled in this spectacular region in 1782 to...
Maple products, a delicious marker of French-Canadian identity
Maple products are woven into the intangible heritage of Quebecers and,...
Parliament of Quebec and National Assembly, a place of power and memory
The National Assembly of Quebec is the only democratic assembly in North...
The Acadian Museum of Prince Edward Island at Miscouche: preserving the memory of PEI’s Acadians
Prince Edward Island | Cultural Heritage
The pretty town of Miscouche, near Summerside, the second largest city in...
The amazing legacy of the Ursulines, the first teachers of Quebec
Since their arrival in Quebec City in 1639, the Ursulines have played a...
The Augustinian monastery, valuing and transmitting heritage
Quebec City’s recently restored and redeveloped Augustinian Monastery is...
The cathedrals of St. Boniface: homage to the resilience of Franco-Manitobans
Entering St. Boniface Cathedral today is a unique experience, as it was...
The Quebec Winter Carnival: Celebrating winter for three generations
The Quebec Winter Carnival has been warming hearts during the cold season...
Petit-Champlain district, a heritage delight
Visiting Old Quebec’s Petit-Champlain district, nestled at the foot of...
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, a treasure of Quebec’s religious heritage
The Catholic faith has long been at the centre of Francophone culture in...
The Centre d’histoire de Montréal: an amazing time machine
The Centre d’histoire de Montréal presents the history of Quebec’s...
St. Joseph’s Oratory, a world-renowned sanctuary
Nestled into the side of Mount Royal since 1904, St. Joseph’s Oratory...
Old Chicoutimi Pulp Mill: an exceptional industrial legacy
Located on the banks of the Chicoutimi River a kilometer upstream from the...
Ice cider, a delectable fusion of terroir and history
Ice cider is a relatively new product. In 1990, Quebec cider producers...
Cheeses, star products of Quebec agri-tourism
Cheese making has evolved remarkably in Quebec, where some 350 different...
The bison, protected species
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
The Plains Bison is the largest land mammal in North America. For...
Canadian Museum for Human Rights: a pioneer institution
The Canadian Museum for Human rights, in Winnipeg, has adopted a universal...
St. Norbert, an attractive Francophone suburb of Winnipeg
St. Norbert reveals several facets of the history of Manitoba. In this...
Gravelbourg, at the centre of Francophone heritage in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan | Cultural Heritage
The small town of Gravelbourg has an impressive set of buildings...
Rouleauville, the Francophone origins of Calgary
The Rouleauville neighbourhood evokes the French roots of Calgary....
Village Québécois d’Antan
Village in summer during the day Relive Quebec history from 1810 to...
Bow Valley Ranche
Known as a spectacular historical site, Bow Valley Ranche is located just...
Royal Canadian Mint
For many Canadians, coins are simply the “pocket change” that they,...
Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame
Induction celebrations for Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame are described as...
Fort Whoop-Up
As an integral part of the Galt Museum, Fort Whoop-Up relates the history...
Science North
Science North is a hands-on, immersive science centre that takes an...
Heritage Sawmill community gathering centre
When you visit Hearst, Ontario, don’t miss the Heritage Sawmill...