Explore the historical background, the people, the communities, the culture and the lifeways of the Francophone population of Alberta.

Resource highlights the biographies of twenty-four (24) significant contributors to the development of the Franco-Albertan heritage and culture.

Through information, photographs, texts, a quiz and audio, learners are able to expand their knowledge of the Alberta Francophone community.

Through information, photographs, texts, a quiz and audio, learners are able to expand their knowledge of the Alberta Francophone community.

Learning outcomes, background information and material, activities and teacher support documents all supplement Alberta's Francophone Heritage Edukit for both the Secondary and Elementary levels.

The history of Franco-Alberta is explored on this site through information about the fur trade, arrival of the missionaries, settlement, schooling, arts and culture and much more.

Learn about St. Paul--from its community to its cultural life to the people and families that enriched it.

Explains the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) and what they are trying to accomplish. Includes a list of member countries.

Michael Tremblay produces some of Canada's most important francophone works. Great for scene study work. This contains a lot of great information about his plays and their cultural significance.

View and learn about the beautiful Fretwork Decor of St. Vincent Church along with the Scared Works of Art of Father Charles Chalifoux. This site can be viewed in both English and French and has been produced by the St. Paul Historical...