The stones in St. Matthew's Catholic cemetery tell countless stories of immigration, persistence, and acculturation.

The stones in St. Matthew's Catholic cemetery tell countless stories of immigration, persistence, and acculturation.

Whitefield lacks not only a Franco-American ethnic history, but historical writing about ethnicity in the region.

Je ne dénoncerai jamais assez les cardinaux conservateurs de Rome, les leaders juifs ultraorthodoxes, les imams radicaux, Trump et les politiciens américains évangéliques, Nétanyahou et ses ministres ...

Whitefield lacks not only a Franco-American ethnic history, but historical writing about ethnicity in the region.

In Clinton County, New York, 6,988 residents told the U.S. Census Bureau they have Canadian or French Canadian ancestry. The county holds 78,493 people, working out to one in every 11. Franklin County...

By Scott Berthelette On August 27, 2026, President of the United States Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the U.S. federal government to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America.” The order…

Largely ignored in Franco-American studies, Whitefield and Coos County raise important questions about French-Canadian migrations.

Largely ignored in Franco-American studies, Whitefield and Coos County raise important questions about French-Canadian migrations.

Read this issue of the journal Francophonies d'Amérique on Érudit. Discipline: Humanities and Social Sciences.

The Rebellion of 1837 erupted in Saint-Césaire as social conflict and mob rule, thus departing from the stated ideals of its leaders.

The Rebellion of 1837 erupted in Saint-Césaire as social conflict and mob rule, thus departing from the stated ideals of its leaders.

Through its silences, a little-known archival document generates questions and timid answers in northern New York State.

Through its silences, a little-known archival document generates questions and timid answers in northern New York State.

The East had Ferdinand Gagnon. For a time, the West had Louis Fréchette and Detroit's adoptive son, Edouard Lacroix.

The East had Ferdinand Gagnon. For a time, the West had Louis Fréchette and Detroit's adoptive son, Edouard Lacroix.

There could be no Canada, and no 150th birthday to mark, until peaceful coexistence with the United States was achieved.

The Deane and Kavanagh mission revealed emergent fractures in the allegiances of the St. John Valley's French-heritage population.

The Deane and Kavanagh mission revealed emergent fractures in the allegiances of the St. John Valley's French-heritage population.

Par Patrick Lacroix, Ph. D.[1] Version PDF Le 20 mars dernier se réunissait à l’Université du Vermont, grâce aux organisateurs David Massell et Richard Watts, la conférence Franconnexions, dédiée