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2021
For your next flight, our Canad’Air podcast features Canadian artist Diane Obomsawin. Illustrator, cartoonist, animation filmmaker, Diane Obomsawin, also known as Obom, has created a work full of candor and gravity, simplicity and biting humor. This artist doesn’t fit perfectly into any...
2021
For Pride Month, join the Canadian Cultural Centre on June 9th at 9pm for a unique online conversation between two artists with brilliant and committed universes: Iskwē and Vikken. Join us live on our social networks (Facebook, Twitter and YouTube)...
2021
Initiated by the Ministry of Culture, the “European Museum Night” will take place on July 3rd. During one night, between sunset and midnight, the public is invited to discover, for free, in an unusual, festive and playful way, the riches...
2021
For Pride Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to the screening of “Love, Scott” on Tuesday, June 8 at 9pm on Facebook, in partnership with the NFB. Synopsis One night, while walking down the street in a small town...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Our #June Playlist shines with the colours of #Pride 🌈🔥🏳️🌈. Backxwash, Peaches, Jeremy Dutcher,...
2021
To celebrate Pride Month, Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to an exceptional online talk with Canadian cartoonist and animator of Abenaki descent, Diane Obomsawin, alias Obom, on Thursday, June 3 at 9 p.m., in partnership with La Cinémathèque québécoise, Les...
2021
As part of its 50th anniversary, the Canadian Cultural Centre has launched a brand new schedule of 50 virtual encounters with Canadian artists. In connection with an event, a project or an important theme, the artists introduce themselves in their...
2021
On May 25 at 8 pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to an online screening on our Facebook page of the film Innu Nikamu: Resist and Sing by Canadian director Kevin Bacon Hervieux. Online screening available for 24h. Through...
2021
On May 18 at 7 pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre joins forces with the Alliance française de Paris and the CE RATP for an online converation with Canadian author Nancy Huston, on the occasion of the release in France of...
2021
On May 29, for the 9th edition of the Night of Literature organised by the Forum of Foreign Cultural Institutes in Paris (FICEP). Join all the foreign cultural centres on the FICEP’s Facebook page and YouTube channel from 6pm. For...
2021
On Wednesday, May 26 at 8pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to a live conversationbetween Indigenous singer-songwriter Shauit, from Canada,& Moroccan reggae band Wachmn’hit on our Facebook page and Youtube channel. This conversation will be preceded by the screening...
2021
On May 11 at 8 pm, the Quais du Polar Festival and the Canadian Cultural Centre join forces and invite you to join us on our Facebook page for a virtual conversation with Canadian author Emily St. John Mandel on...
2021
Let’s begin the month in music with the Canadian Cultural Centre! We invite you on Thursday, May 6th at 8pm on our Facebook page and our Youtube channel to a live meeting between the Canadian rapper and slammer Samian and...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Discover our new playlist dedicated to the Indigenous voices of Canada 🇨🇦. Programme: dive...
2021
From June 13 to September 5, the Centre for Art and Landscape – CIAP Vassivière presents Life to Itself. Opening of the exhibition to the public when sanitary measures will permit. Life to Itself is a group exhibition that transforms over...
2021
👧 🧒 In your “Welcome to Canada” 🇨🇦 booklet: discover the 10 provinces and territories of Canada, learn more about the official languages of Canada, the history of Indigenous people, the fauna & flora; play with the Canada’s Francophone expressions...
2021
How do you talk to children about resource exploitation, at home or in the classroom? Our educational resources are available for : · Children from 6 to 8 years old through observation exercises, games and fun activities · Middle school students through...
2021
From 27 April to 11 July, Le Crédac – Centre d’art contemporain d’Ivry presents Cima Cima, a solo exhibition by the French-Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga. Opening of the exhibition to the public when sanitary measures will permit. Kapwani Kiwanga (born...
2021
Throughout the month of April, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover the creative power of women artists in Canada, through a selection of virtual encounters, online screenings and playlists. On April 29 at 8pm, join us for a...
2021
As part of International Earth Day, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to an online screening on our Facebook page of the film “Sovereign Soil” by director David Curtis on April 22 at 8pm. At the far-flung edge of Canada’s...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Let’s celebrate Spring in music with the CCC! Check out our new playlist featuring...
2021
For our latest episode, take your seat on a special flight. Today, we’ll share not one story, but three. The first is tragic. It is the story of Abraham Ulrikab and his seven Inuit companions, and their lives in a...
2021
On April, the Canadian Cultural Centre is highlighting the power and creativity of Canadian women artists. On April 16th at 8pm, we invite you to an online evening dedicated to Canadian singer-songwriter BEYRIES, in partnership with the Canadian Women Association...
2021
On April, the Canadian Cultural Centre is highlighting the power and creativity of Canadian women artists. On April 15th at 8 pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to join us on Facebook and YouTube for an exceptional conversation with...
2021
For this next transatlantic flight, we’re off to the Canadian Francophonie. You may think we’re going to Quebec to meet French-speaking Canadians. But they are not the only ones who speak French in Canada : Franco-Ontarians, Franco-Manitobans, Franco-Albertans, Fransaskois, Franco-Yukonians…...
2021
In this first episode of season 2, we’d like to introduce you to Nivatha Balendra. Nivatha was born in Montreal where her parents settled 30 years ago, fleeing the civil war in Sri Lanka. As a child, she filled her...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. On this #8March, let’s celebrate the #IWD2021 in music with a 100% #female playlist,...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. To open the #FrancophonieMonth, CCC takes you on a 2-hour trip through the best...
2021
Today, nearly a quarter of the Canadian population speaks French as its first language. Beyond Quebec, Francophones live in minority situations in Manitoba, New Brunswick, Alberta and elsewhere. They make the choice to live in French and defend their rights...
2021
As part of Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre celebrates the diversity of the Francophonie in Canada! On March 13th at 7pm, join us for a virtual workshop to write and perform poetry and slam with Canadian artist Mathieu Lippé....
2021
Mehdi Cayenne is a truly free spirit of the Francophonie. His album “Radio Batata”, with its singular use of the French language, offers vibrant lyrics and contagious grooves. By blending post-punk, pop and funk influences he creates a modern and...
2021
As part of its 50th anniversary, the Canadian Cultural Centre has launched a brand new series of 50 virtual encounters with Canadian artists. In connection with an event, a project or an important theme, the artists introduce themselves to us...