Francophone Heritage Month (March)

This site allows students to explore the history of Alberta's francophone heritage. The content, which includes a timeline and teaching resources, was developed in partnership with Société historique francophone de l’Alberta.

The Alberta's Francophone Heritage Website tells the individual and community stories from the era of the fur trade to contemporary Francophone communities confidently embracing the future.

The Alliance Française of Calgary’s mission is to promote the French language, the Francophone cultures and diverse intercultural exchanges through language courses, training for teachers, and artistic and cultural events.

Along with language classes, the Edmonton Alliance offers a variety of social and cultural activities, such as lunches, talks, exhibits, workshops and outings. They also house a library for members to borrow books, CDs and DVDs.

An article about the many Francophone artists living in communities throughout Alberta

This profile compiles and presents information on the Francophone community of Alberta.

This infographic, created in 2018, provides an overview of the Francophone communities in Alberta, including information on heritage, population, communities, education continuum and a glossary.

The Francophone Secretariat is the liaison between the Alberta government and Alberta's Francophone community. Scroll down through the page to find research and documents that support French language and culture in Alberta.