The
Francophone community in Toronto
According
to the 2001 census, more than 34 900 francophones
live in the city of Toronto.
This represents:- 1.42 percent of the 2 456 805
residents of Toronto,
- 6.67 percent of the 522 765
Ontarians whose mother tongue is French,
- 43.5 percent of the 80 120
francophones living in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), which includes the regions of
Durham, Halton, Peel, and York in addition to the
city of Toronto.
Franco-Torontonians:
a dedicated community
The
Toronto's Francophone community is one of the
most active groups in our city. Many volunteers
make a much needed difference by getting involved
in various community organizations and
governmental institutions whose objective is to
promote our diverse heritage, rich culture, and
special needs.
The CTFC has published a comprehensive
directory dedicated to the francophone
organizations located in Toronto. A French copy
of this directory can be downloaded from the community resources area of this site.
What's up
in the community?
JUNE
24 2004
|
Franco-Ontarian flag
raising on the courtesy flag-pole at
Toronto City Hall. The reception begins
at 11am followed by the flag raising at
noon. |
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MAY
25 2004
|
The CTFC
launches a completely re-branded Web site
with a new home address: www.cfvt.org. |
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THE CITY OF TORONTO FRENCH
COMMITTEE