Welcome CPF volunteers!
We are so happy to have you involved in our organization's mission to ensure all kids in Canada that wish to learn French as a Second Language have the opportunity and access to do so. With your help, we can create a diverse and bilingual Canada. Please consider some of our volunteer activities.
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Canadian Parents for French - Alberta & NWT5
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Canadian Parents for French - British Columbia & Yukon5
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Canadian Parents for French - Manitoba8
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Canadian Parents for French - National3
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Canadian Parents for French - New Brunswick3
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Canadian Parents for French - Nova Scotia11
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Canadian Parents for French - Ontario10
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Canadian Parents for French - Prince Edward Island3
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Featured Activities
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Canadian Parents for French - Manitoba
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Canadian Parents for French - Manitoba
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Canadian Parents for French - Alberta & NWT
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Canadian Parents for French - Nova Scotia
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Canadian Parents for French - Nova Scotia
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Canadian Parents for French - Nova Scotia
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Canadian Parents for French - Ontario
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Canadian Parents for French - Alberta & NWT
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Canadian Parents for French - Nova Scotia
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Canadian Parents for French - British Columbia & Yukon
Mission Statement
Canadian Parents for French is a nationwide, research-informed, volunteer organization that furthers bilingualism by promoting opportunities to learn and use French for all those who call Canada home.
CPF was founded in 1977 by parents who wanted to ensure that children would have the opportunity to become bilingual in the Canadian school system. Originally a small group of concerned parents who met in Ottawa, CPF has evolved into a proactive national network with 10 branch offices and over 150 chapters in communities nationwide.
