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Ontario was recognized by the United Nations today for the province's commitment to providing quality French-language services. United Nations Secretary-General Mr. Ban Ki-Moon pre...
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
Ontario residents may now proudly display the official Franco-Ontarian emblem on their French-language licence plates. The new graphic licence plate is available at Driver and Vehic...
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
Ontario is introducing a new definition of the province's Francophone population that will better reflect the evolution and diversity of Ontario's Francophone communities. For stati...
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
Ontario is extending the appointment of French Language Services Commissioner, François Boileau, for another three years, starting September 2009. His current two-year appointment ends in Augu...
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
The French Language Services Act, 1986 (FLSA) guarantees an individual's right to receive services in French from Government of Ontario ministries and agencies in 25 designated a...
Archived Backgrounder | Francophone Affairs
Ontario is expanding the French-language services available to the Francophone community in the City of Kingston. As of May 1, 2009, all Ontario government offices located in Kingsto...
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
Ontario's new French Language Services Commissioner, François Boileau, released his first annual report today.
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
The Assemblée de la francophonie de l'Ontario (AFO) will design and implement a campaign to promote French-language services in Ontario with help from the provincial government.
Archived News Release | Francophone Affairs
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