Supporting French as a second language learning.
languages and linguistic duality to create an environment supportive of
French-second-language (FSL) education across Canada.
Supporting French as a second language learning.
CPF National engages with national stakeholders involved in official languages and linguistic duality to create an environment supportive of French-second-language (FSL) education across Canada.
Latest news
Advocacy
FRENCH IMMERSION ON PEI: Honouring Claire Smitheram’s Legacy
The first CPF-PEI Educator of the Year was presented in 1984 to Claire Smitheram. Claire was instrumental in bringing French Immersion to PEI. A Special Edition Newsletter from Canadian Parents for French (CPF) Prince Edward Island
Advocacy
Canadian Parents for French Releases French as a Second Language Enrolment Statistics 2018-2019 to 2022-2023 for French Immersion Day 2025
For immediate release: April 23, 2025 Canadian Parents for French Releases French as a Second Language Enrolment Statistics 2018-2019 to 2022-2023 for French Immersion Day 2025 April 23, 2025 – On French Immersion Day, April 23, Canadian Parents for French […]
Advocacy
CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH (PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND) WELCOMES MINISTER ROBIN CROUCHER
For immediate release: April 16th, 2025 CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH (PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND) WELCOMES MINISTER ROBIN CROUCHER Canadian Parents for French – Prince Edward Island (CPF PEI) warmly welcomes the Honourable Robin Croucheras Prince Edward Island’s new Minister of Education. […]
My Raison D’être
A campaign that shares the passion that drives French teachers from across the country, in the hopes of recruiting more people to the profession.
My Raison D’être
A campaign that shares the passion that drives French teachers from across the country, in the hopes of recruiting more people to the profession.
How you can help
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Volunteer
We’re always looking for new volunteers who are ready to help young people learn and use French.
