The flag which has rallied generations of Franco-Ontarians was born of a tumultuous, hopeful decade of francophone resistance and community-building in Ontario. In Sudbury, in particular, francophones were seeking to “speak themselves” as a community and as full and equal citizens of Ontario.
Thursday, September 24, 2020
The untold story of the Franco-Ontarian flag that recently became an official symbol of Ontario
Source: www.thestar.com - Thursday, September 24, 2020
The flag which has rallied generations of Franco-Ontarians was born of a tumultuous, hopeful decade of francophone resistance and community-building in Ontario. In Sudbury, in particular, francophones were seeking to “speak themselves” as a community and as full and equal citizens of Ontario.
The flag which has rallied generations of Franco-Ontarians was born of a tumultuous, hopeful decade of francophone resistance and community-building in Ontario. In Sudbury, in particular, francophones were seeking to “speak themselves” as a community and as full and equal citizens of Ontario.
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