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Paulfrancois sylvestre, lontario francais, quatre siecles dhistoire ottawa. Making nativelanguage policy in ontario 7 associates, 1998, 27399. Focus on transdisciplinary connections on the vibrant culture and contribution of canadian francophone communities, the development of french canadian communities through immigration and migration, and the exploration of literature and text to make connections to french canadians. Canadian childrens books, 17991939, in the special collections and university archives division, the university of british columbia library. Francoontariens or francoontariennes if female are french canadian or francophone residents of the canadian province of ontario. The regulation was in place from 1912 to 1927, prohibiting frenchlanguage instruction in ontario. Ottawa may be canadas capital, but it is a much smaller city than montreal or toronto, both of which once vied to take its place. Hansard transcripts 2001jun21 legislative assembly of ontario. Francoontarian writers have won the trillium book award ontario. See also whats at wikipedia, your library, or elsewhere. Traditional french songs in ontario encyclopedie du patrimoine. Quels bebes francoontariens sont devenus celebres dans le monde entier.
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