During the month of June 2025, ATSA launched the podcast in three new locations for the Cuisine ton Quartier project, including two new destinations: Whitehorse and Yellowknife.
There are four new podcasts for Whitehorse and six new podcasts for Yellowknife. Accompanied by Ingrid Broussillon of Griottes Polyglottes, ATSA also organized a launch event for the city of Vancouver.
Thanks to our partners:
the Franco-cultural Association of Yellowknife, Médias ténois, the Cultural and Arts Centre of British Columbia, the Franco-Yukonnaise Association, and the Centre culturel francophone de Vancouver.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the activities in Vancouver, Whitehorse, and Yellowknife.
A word from Anne-Marie St-Louis, Project Manager for Cuisine ton quartier and cultural mediation
"Our adventure in Vancouver, Whitehorse, and Yellowknife was truly unique and impressed me so much, both by the landscapes (because, let's face it, the nature there is absolutely magnificent), by the original initiatives, and by the quality of the interactions with the people and organizations that welcomed us. We held three launches in one week, and I was struck by the diversity of the Francophonie present, the solidarity of Francophone immigrants, and this desire to celebrate our identities. Hearing and speaking French, whether at Miles Canyon in Whitehorse, on public transit in Vancouver, in a café in Yellowknife, or at a St. John's Day event in these three cities, does us good and brings us together, and that's something to defend but also to celebrate! Bravo to the incredible work of these organizations, which are positive actors for immigration and undeniable cultural vectors."
Listen to Vancouver's episodes.
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Listen to Whitehorse episodes.
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Listen to Yellowknife episodes.
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Visit Cuisine ton quartier website.