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Culture
The Games of La Francophonie are unique in that they are the only major Games where sports and cultural activities are represented in a comparable competitive context. Like the athletes, the winning artists receive gold, silver or bronze medals.
The V Games of La Francophonie included seven cultural disciplines:
Literature (short story) |
Canada was represented by Team Canada-Quebec for this competition. |
Painting |
Andrew Johann Salgado, of Regina (Saskatchewan) |
Photography |
Stefan Davidson, of Moncton (New Brunswick) |
Sculpture |
Valérie Beaulieu, of Beauport (Quebec) |
Song |
Canada was represented by Team Canada-New Brunswick and Team Canada-Quebec for this competition. |
Storytelling |
François Lavallée, of St-Denis-sur-Richelieu (Quebec) |
Traditionally-inspired original dance |
Zogma [Collectif de folklore urbain], of Montréal (Quebec) |
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