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Québec
L'amour d'es paysages
Stan Bradeen parle de la beauté du paysage et les formes du terrain de la vallée du lac Champlain et du fleuve Saint-Laurent.
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Stan Bradeen parle de la beauté du paysage et les formes du terrain de la vallée du lac Champlain et du fleuve Saint-Laurent.
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Josh Jackson recounts how a Vermont group alled Carpenters Without Borders helped reconstruct Notre Dame de Paris.
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Eric Thierry discusses Samuel de Champlain in North America..
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Meg Ostrum recounts her astonishing journey from Pyrénées hiker to history detective and author—and her process of recovering historical memory.
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Erik Trinkaus shares his fascination with the 4000-year old megaliths that dot the French landscape.
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Dana Baron shares his journey to trace his Québécois ancestors back to France.
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Janet Biehl visited the outdoor sculpture created by Auguste Rodin, in a campground near Lake Champlain.
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Terryl Kinder of Saint Michael’s College describes her decades of work studying the twelfth-century Pontigny Abbey, located in Burgundy, France.
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The Heritage Winooski Mill Museum has a permanent exhibition about the French Canadian mill workers who once toiled in this building.
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Celebrating the remarkable heritage of L’Acadie, Québec
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Kim Trinkhaus’s meditation on grammar (in French)
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Pam Hunt shares her delight in three French markets
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Several Vermonters who participated in a Road Scholar trip to Southwest France describe their experience.
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Janet Biehl describes the work of Jules Wetchi, a talented community leader originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Trenton Holliday explains what's distinctive about Louisiana French.
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The early AFLCR’s connection in Québec
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Why were Gothic cathedrals built when and where they were?
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The VGL offers many resources to help you find your family history.
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Janet Biehl reports on the history of the Edmundites at Saint Michael's College
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Du jardin des personnalités d’Honfleur: Alphonse Allais, humoriste français
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French-Canadian contributions to the US economy, and the hatred stirred up against them
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Championed French-Canadian culture in Vermont
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Lise Veronneau’s account of her encounter with President Macron in Washington
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Our Honfleur correspondent on the riddle of Champlain’s image
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The Lumière brothers also have a (near) connection to our sister city Honfleur! (article in French)
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A retired paleontologist recounts work on a cave in southwestern France
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Patrick Lacroix, a leading scholar of Franco-American history, discusses pre-Civil War immigration to Vermont
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Honoring a Québécois hero of the American Revolutionary War
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Quebec music, from spontaneous jamming to global entertainment
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Former honorary consul of France in Vermont
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Abby Paige speaks about Franco-Vermont identity and her new play
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Thoughts on “Les Filles du QUOI?”
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It’s “La Fête Nationale Française”
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What is La St-Jean and where did it come from?
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Thanks to the groundbreaking research of Hugo Martínez-Cazón, we now know that the Lumière brothers had a factory in Burlington.
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Marie-Joseé Duquette, of the Quebec Delegation to Boston, shares some distinctive Québécois expressions.
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Veronneau succeeds Pomerleau as honorary consul
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On July 27 Dr. Jules Wetchi hosted our president Dana Baron on the African Variety Show. Catch the episode here!
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Two AFLCR members discuss how the AFLCR is bringing Vermont and Quebec together.
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In Antananarivo, Madagascar, Marie Alexandrine Rasoanantenaina has a a small business that is helping to change the face of poverty in her community
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Bilingualism has positive implications for increased cognitive ability.
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Veronneau, Pomerleau, and Pervier discuss French culture in Burlington.
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An interview with Lise Veronneau, Sylvie Butel, and Celia Kingsbury
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Wes Denehower discusses Quebec’s 1977 Charter of the French Language
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How to use your Culturthèque to read periodicals
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A presentation by Carole Salmon of UMass
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How can Burlington be more welcoming to visitors from Montreal?
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Champlain Quadricentennial: Doreen Kraft and Dana vanderHeyden present the Champlain plaque
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