1928-1967


In the absence of open linguistic crises, francophones of both sexes remained resolute in their efforts to create French-language living and working spaces. An institutional French-Canadian network facilitated many gestures of solidarity, as well as the organization of national lobbying campaigns.

Adapting to Circumstances: Economic Solidarity during the Great Depression, 1932
The Marching Orders of the Ordre de Jacques Cartier, 1938
French on the Radio in the Prairies, 1940 and 1945
We Deserve a New Representation, 1941 and 1974
Supporting the Acadian Press, 1943
Helping and Serving the People:
The Credit Union Movement, 1947
Giving Generously for French-language Education, 1955
The Acadian Miracle, 1955
Francophone Minority Communities in the Era of Constitutional Negotiations, 1963
French-Language Public High Schools for Franco-Ontarians, 1967
The Breakup of French Canada:
The Estates General of French Canada, 1967-69
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