Tracking down Francophones across America

The Morrin Centre will host Professor Dean Louder as he presents his first bilingual talk in which he will discuss the traces of French-Canadian settlements across the continent. 

Reading from his book and sharing photos from his travels, Louder will tell the stories of these little-known communities while illustrating the fact that Francophones here in Quebec are not the only French speakers to whom their roots, history and heritage are important in an ever-growing global society.

This presentation will take place on Wednesday, June 19 at 7 p.m., at the

Morrin Centre, 44 Chaussée des Écossais, Quebec City, Quebec.

Admission is free. To reserve, please contact us at 418-694-9147 or info@morrin.org.

GenealogyCanada has done it again!

Mentioned as one of the Top 25 blogs of 2013 in the July issue of Internet Genealogy Magazine, my blog has hit the big time once again.

In Blogged: 25 Top Genealogy Blogs to Help Speed Your Research! author Tony Bandy says “In particular, the outbound links to LOTS of great resources and digital resources makes this blog invaluable for your current family project”.

Thank you Tony, and the people at Moorshead's Magazine.

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