The Northern Policy Institute is trying to figure out why francophone newcomers to the region are not taking part in French language groups and organizations.
Researchers from the Northern Policy Institute are trying to figure out why francophone newcomers are not integrating with the existing Franco-Ontarian community.The Northern Policy Institute is trying to figure out why francophone newcomers to the region are not taking part in French-language groups and organizations. Researchers from the Northern Policy Institute are trying to figure out why francophone newcomers are not integrating with the existing Franco-Ontarian community.
"People who are francophone but not active in the francophone community: They're not present in francophone networks. They don't go to francophone events. They're not active in francophone organizations," he said.The institute is partnering with Réseau Du Nord, a French-language immigration support network funded by the federal government, to hold some public consultations at the Université de Sudbury as well as at the Italian Club in Thunder Bay.
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