Franco-manitobain

The franco-manitobains are the Francophone S of the Canadian province of the Manitoba.

There are 47.560 French-speaking people in Manitoba.

Distribution

90% of the franco-manitobains live in the area of Winnipeg, in majority in the traditionally French-speaking districts: Saint-Boniface, Saint-Vital and Saint-Norbert.

There exist in addition bilingual communities distributed in the remainder of the province. They met within the Association of the bilingual municipalities of Manitoba (AMBM).

List bilingual municipalities of Manitoba

  • the farming community of Alexander (Saint-Georges)

  • the farming community of the St. Lawrence
  • the farming community of DeSalaberry
  • the village of Saint-Lazare
  • the farming community of Ellice
  • the village of Saint-Leon
  • the farming community of Broquerie
  • the village of St-Pierre-Jolys
  • the farming community of Montcalm
  • the village of Somerset
  • the village of Our-Lady-of-Doors
  • the town of Co.-Anne
  • the farming community of Ritchot
  • the town of Winnipeg
  • the village of Saint-Claude

History

External bonds

  • Francophonie in Manitoba

  • Profile of the French-speaking people of Manitoba, document pdf of the association of the French-speaking people and acadian of Canada

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