Francophone Canada

Cinéfranco, the primary spring event in Toronto for lovers of international Francophone cinema, celebrated its thirteenth anniversary, March 26 - April 3, 2010.

Here, you can listen to regional news broadcasts, as well as watch television programs, in French. You can choose from current programs, or search the archives. For programs in other languages, enter Radio Canada International.

CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel, is Canada’s only privately-owned, commercial free, not for profit, bilingual licensed television service. Created in 1992 by a consortium of cable companies to preserve an independent editorial voice for Canada’s democratic process, CPAC provides a window on Parliament, politics and public affairs in Canada and around the world.

Watch video clips, full episodes of a select number of shows, and television episodes created exclusively for the web.

Check out Francophone television from Ontario, including a panoply of educational, cultural, and community resources. This is an interactive environment geared for people of all ages. In French.

This gigantic summer music celebration features 11 days of non-stop entertainment, from noon to midnight, right in the heart of downtown Montreal.

The Carrefour mondial de l'accordéon has taken place at the beginning of September each year since 1989, and provides five days of festivities. Each year, artists from around the world come together in Montmagny, Quebec to share their passion for the accordion in a harmony of cultures where different styles, genres and repertoires unite to form a magical song for a public of all ages. In English and French.

For the past 42 years, the Québec City Summer Festival, the first of its kind in North America, has put on hundreds of exciting, diverse shows and concerts. An 11-day festival, this is Canada’s biggest outdoor artistic event with more than 300 shows.