The Niagara Region has a rich francophone history and Francophones have made significant economic an

Program Title: RVF 2016-2017 - Week 73 - CFBU
Description: This show is interviews with five francophone women who are actively engaged in cultural venues in the area of Niagara. First Lucie Huot, whose family came from Quebec, speaks about the historic presence of francophones in Niagara. Fété Ngira-Batware Kimpiobi and Nafée Faigou, both from the Association of Francophone Immigrant Women of NIagara (SOFIFRAN) who speak about their immigration to Canada, what they have left in their native countries and what they like in Niagara. Rachel Hélène Amran, an artist from Montréal who shares her efforts for a successful integration as a francophone artist. Finally, Clamenç Prades, who relates her experience when she arrived from Austria about ten years ago and decided to go all French.[French]

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Featured Speakers/Guests: Catherine Parayre

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Comments: ncra.ca/rvf

Topic: Society and Culture Type: Weekly Program

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