You Are Here: A Next Gen Approach to Promoting ESQ’s Heritage is off to a great start.

The Black Community Resource Centre in collaboration with Black Theatre Workshop, invites you to the Arrivals Belonging Project led by Arrivals Legacy Project founder Diane Roberts.

The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network awarded a $3,000 grant to the group ‘Cantley 1889’. The money will be used to purchase and install a commemorative plaque at Blackburn Cemetery to raise awareness about the site’s historical significance.

Quebec groups that represent different sectors of the English-speaking community have come together to launch an exciting new initiative that will highlight and amplify a sense of belonging for English-speakers in Quebec.

ELAN is scheduling six Discussion Groups about the complex identities within Quebec’s English-speaking communities and our sense of belonging. Each Discussion Group brings together people whose families arrived in Quebec during the same period and encountered similar challenges and opportunities. The first two groups brought together people whose families arrived before 1945 and between 1945 and…

Y4Y’s youth cultural ambassadors have been busy bringing Youth 4 Youth’s latest project to life in seven regions: the North Shore, the Eastern Townships, Gaspé-les-Iles, Québec City, Outaouais, Abitibi, and Montréal.