French Canada

There's something in the air, beyond the mellifluous tones of the French language. Something about the way people greet each other, the prevalence of superb bakeries and neighborhood cafés, the artful way a scarf is slung over the shoulder, the openness in each smile. You find yourself humming down the street, taking longer walks, trying new things, and staying out later. The infectious spirit of French Canada is alive in communities all across the country. Given the chance, it will sweep you well off your feet with an easy reminder that the joy of life is in fact, life itself.

French Canada Highlights

Théâtre la Seizième, Vancouver, British Columbia (French only)
Batoche National Historic Site, Saskatchewan (English and French)
Le Centre culturel franco-manitobain, Saint-Boniface, Manitoba (English and French only)
Festival du voyageur, Winnipeg, Manitoba (English and French only)
Riel House, Winnipeg, Manitoba (English and French only)
Alliance Française, Toronto, Ontario (English and French only)
Old Port of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec (English and French only)
Fortifications of Quebec National Historic Site, Quebec City, Quebec (English and French only)
La Citadelle, Québec City, Québec (English and French only)
Quebec Winter Carnival, Quebec City, Quebec (English and French only)
Le Pays de la Sagouine, Bouctouche, New Brunswick (English and French only)
Festival acadien de Caraquet, Caraquet, New Brunswick (English and French only)
Historic Acadian Village of Nova Scotia, West Pubnico, Nova Scotia (English and French only)
The Acadian Museum, Miscouche, Isla Príncipe Eduardo (Solamente en inglés y francés)

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