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Published by Le français pour l'avenir on 19 December 2011



This holiday season, you can make a difference in the futures of thousands of Canadian students by donating to French for the Future.

All of our programs are free to students across Canada who wish to improve their French and become part of Canada’s bilingual heritage.

As a charity organization, we rely greatly on the donations of generous people who share our vision to expand our programs and reach an increasing number of students, following our mission to promote the benefits of learning and living in French. Tax receipts are provided for all donations received.

Make a donation to French For the Future today, and you can help students realize their full potential in both of Canada’s official languages!

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Congratulations to Nicole Marie Tryon...

01 May 2012 | By French for the Future |
May 2012' Featured Student!

2012
President's Award

20 Apr 2012 | By Le françis pour l'avenir | Le premier Prix de la présidente a été décerné cette semaine à Mme Nada Ristich.

French for the Future's 15th Anniversary!

20 Apr 2012 | By French for the Future |
On April 19th, French for the Future celebrated its 15th anniversary

April 2012's Featured Student is Melissa Backhouse!

01 Apr 2012 | By French for the Future |



Why Bilinguals are Smarter

19 Mar 2012 | By Yudhijit Bhattacharjee, NY Times |
An interesting op-ed piece as recently published in the NY Times.

Les Rendez-vous de la francophonie 2012

16 Mar 2012 | By Le français pour l'avenir |
From March 9 to 25, 2012, hundreds of events are being organized throughout the country to celebrate the French language.

March 2012's Featured Student is Elaine Jin!

01 Mar 2012 | By French for the Future |


February 2012's
Featured Student
is Kevin Thom!

01 Feb 2012 | By French for the Future |


Bienvenue Brian!

02 Jan 2012 | By French for the Future | Meet the newest member of our team, Brian Peebles!

January 2012's Featured Student is
Laska Paré!

01 Jan 2012 | By French for the Future | January 2012's Featured Student is Laska Paré!
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Quiz of the Week

In the French language, one letter of the alphabet is generally only used in words borrowed from other languages. Which letter?

Possible answers: