Nancy Larivière 
On May 12, Niagara’s Francophone community mobilized in large numbers with great heart and energy. In fact, they actively participated in the consultation meeting hosted by the Assemblée de la francophonie de l’Ontario (AFO). More than fifty people gathered at the Centre de santé communautaire Hamilton Niagara (CSCHN) in Welland. The crowd included representatives from … Plus
From 22 to 27 September 2025, the region celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Franco-Ontarian flag in style. Over 2500 Francophones and Francophiles gathered for a week of festivities marked by flag-raising ceremonies, shows and numerous community activities. A celebration in four cities In Welland, a record attendance was set: more than 1,200 Francophones gathered … Plus
It’s called the “green and white”: green for our summers, white for our winters. The Franco-Ontarian flag, turning 50 on September 25, is a powerful symbol of pride. Embraced by the Francophone population, it now flies across Ontario, including at Queen’s Park in Toronto, home of the province’s Legislative Assembly. In the Niagara region, … Plus
