National Essay Contest
SHOW US THE HIDDEN FACE OF YOUR CITY!
To properly celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation, French for the Future’s National Essay Contest is looking to discover more than 150 cities and towns from around Canada by way of portraits of the cities written by their young inhabitants.
To create an original description of your city or town, ask yourself these questions:
– What do I find special about my city?
– What is my family’s history in this city?
– What is my favourite spot in the city?
– Where do I spend most of my time?
– What is surprising about my city?
– What do I love or hate about my city?
– What is the historical Francophone presence in my city? Are there any interesting Francophone shops, etc.?
To properly celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation, French for the Future’s National Essay Contest is looking to discover more than 150 cities and towns from around Canada by way of portraits of the cities written by their young inhabitants.
To create an original description of your city or town, ask yourself these questions:
– What do I find special about my city?
– What is my family’s history in this city?
– What is my favourite spot in the city?
– Where do I spend most of my time?
– What is surprising about my city?
– What do I love or hate about my city?
– What is the historical Francophone presence in my city? Are there any interesting Francophone shops, etc.?
First, how well do you know your city? Take the Vancouver Quiz
Second, some inspiration...
Francophones in Vancouver
France in Vancouver
Consider the "funky" side:
Coolest Secrets of Vancouver
14 Hidden Gems of Vancouver
The 15 Best Places for Hidden Spots in Vancouver
14 Hidden Gems of Vancouver
The 15 Best Places for Hidden Spots in Vancouver