United Nations Recognizes Ontario's Public Service
June 23, TORONTO - Ontario was recognized by the United Nations today for the province's commitment to providing quality French-language services.
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Franco-Ontarian Licence Plate Launched
June 12, TORONTO - Ontario residents may now proudly display the official Franco-Ontarian emblem on their French-language licence plates.
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French Language Services Act
Since 1986, the French Language Services Act guarantees each individual the right to receive provincial government services in French in 25 designated areas of the province.
The Accent on Youth Strategy
The Accent on Youth Strategy was launched by Madeleine Meilleur, Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs in December 2008 in Ottawa. This ongoing project of the Office of Francophone Affairs is designed to encourage Ontario's Francophone youth to speak French and to become actively involved in the development of their communities.
Statistical Profiles
The Statistical profiles present an insightful portrait of the Francophone population. They cover various aspects, such as demographic characteristics, assimilation rates, education levels, and socio-economic status.
Frequently asked questions
Find here the answers to your questions about the French Language Services Act, francophone schools, the Franco-Ontarian flag, the exhibition "Ontario's francophonie: then and now" and more.
The Honourable Madeleine Meilleur