Tulip Festival The harsh months of winter have left the people of Ottawa, Canada’s frigid capital city, looking for any sing of Spring....

Buzzing Through History The area that is now France was once Gaul, inhabited by ancient Celtic peoples. For the Celts, bees – and...

Cajun Country When we think of Francophone culture in Louisiana, New Orleans and Mardi Gras are often in front of our minds. But the...

Origins of Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Major retailers have been stocking up for months on chocolate gift...

Debunking Vodou: Examining Haitian Religious & Political Tradition Vodou, alternately spelled voodoo or vaudou, is frequently depicted as...

This week, once again we will feature an addition to the Legends + Monsters series, this time focusing on tales from West Africa. There...

This edition of Francophone Legends and Monsters will feature creatures from Brittany, France, and Lake Memphremagog in Québec. One is...

Beginnings of the Cabane à Sucre Cabanes à Sucre, or sugar shacks, are small cabins or groups of cabins located in Eastern Canada and...

2022 has come to an end, so we wanted to look back at many of the things that we’ve learned, and remember many of the events that have...

Each year in the US, the National Dog Show airs just after the Macy’s Day Parade on Thanksgiving Day. This year, the Best of Show was...