St. John’s Catholic French Immersion School from the London District Catholic School Board is the lucky winner of CPF Ontario's fall Membership Campaign. The school has won a FREE French Performance with Prologue to the Performing Arts. Congratulations St. John's!
Enjoy this list of great ideas to keep learning with FSL fun over the holiday season. "The ultimate list of French activities for the holidays" by Camp Tournesol is a great reference to refer to while the kids are home for ...
As part of CPF Ontario's current advocacy strategy, we have commissioned Joe Dicks, researcher and professor at the University of New Brunswick, to produce a 5 minute video on the merits of Early French Immersion based on his written work ...
Bilingualism in Canada, a success? Matthew Hayday discusses his opinions of the subject in this French interview. We had the pleasure of having him join us to discuss "The FSL Movement" at the CPF Symposium on FSL Education earlier this ...
January 2016: Please read and forward the attached open letter within your community and network. Canadian Parents for French (Ontario) will be delegating to the OCDSB Committee of the Whole on February 2, 2016 in our final response to the Proposed ...
In response to the proposal put forth by the Board of Trustees of the Grand Erie District School Board to eliminate French Immersion kindergarten in favour of delayed entry (grade one), a delegation has prepared the following brief to be ...
Protesting changes to French immersion was a topic of discussion this week with Alan Neal, host of All in a Day, on CBC Radio One, Ottawa. In the interview Alan spoke with Dawn Fallis, whose school council has started a petition against the Ottawa-Carleton District ...
French Immersion programs have become overwhelmingly popular in some Ontario jurisdictions. Journalist Kim Arnott reports on how school boards are using different strategies to manage this growth in the published article "The Challenges of Success" in Education Today Magazine. The article includes ...
On October 12, 2015, the Honourable Madeleine Meilleur and the Deputy Mayor of Honfleur unveiled a commemorative plaque to the Town of Honfleur, France, in recognition of the ties that have linked Ontario to France for over 400 years.
CPF Ontario applauds the release of a new guide for inclusiveness in FSL programs, June 2015
Canadian Parents for French invites everyone to celebrate 400 years of Francophone presence in Ontario. Visit the Ontario 400 website for a calendar of community activities for the whole family to enjoy. Get the kids involved - Start with the ...
On May 11, Premier Couillard of Quebec addressed the Ontario Legislature. He is only the 10th person since 1867 to do that and the 3rd Premier of Quebec to do so. The last time a Quebec Premier did this was ...