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CPF welcomes the Government of Canada’s new Action Plan for Official Languages 2023–2028: Protection-Promotion-Collaboration, launched on April 26 by the Minister of Official Languages, Ginette Petitpas Taylor. It was with great interest that CPF learned of the details of the ...

In this brief you will learn about the value of introducing languages to children during the formative years before school starts.  This brief is an essential tool for CPF to ensure that there is equitable access for all Canadian children ...

Discover French in Ottawa and encourage children to read with these booklets! With the support of Bilingual Ottawa and as part of the Canadian Parents for French “Finding French Story and Learning Time Project,” CPF has developed five booklets that ...

Giving Tuesday is an international day of giving that follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday. All funds raised support the Mary Joyce Booth Fund providing $1,000 grants to CPF Branches for more French youth opportunities.

In the Fall of 2022, the Government of New Brunswick is consulting New Brunswickers on ways to improve the French Immersion and French Second Language programs in the province. CPF NB is concerned with their approach and limited details and ...

Bill C-13 is the first major reform to the OLA in more than 30 years and we simply cannot delay its adoption any longer. Bill C-13 recognizes that all Canadians should have the opportunity to learn both official languages as well as recognizing the importance of learning the second official language for all those who call Canada home. Voice your support by sending the letter below to your local Member of Parliament.

Connect, engage, be inspired! The 2022 CPF Virtual Member Conference “FRENCH - MORE THAN WORDS!” is an exciting opportunity offered exclusively to CPF members! 

Canadian Parents for French is pleased to announce the 15 winners of the 2022 national finals of Concours d'art oratoire and to share their winning videos with you. Concours d'art oratoire is a great opportunity for students to showcase their French-speaking abilities.

Each year, French for the Future selects a few teenagers in grades 10 to 11 enrolled in French programs across Canada (Core French, Extended French, French Immersion, or Francophone schools) to become ambassadors for bilingualism in their school throughout the ...