Spaces in motion
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Bytown and its first French Canadians
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Lowertown's golden age
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In the aftermath of Confederation
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Living in Sandy Hill
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Vanier : a village within a city
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The “Ottawans”
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Rivalry with the Irish
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Daily lives
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Lowertown in the time of expropriation
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Orléans : a Franco-Ontarian suburb
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LeBreton Flats ill-treated by history
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New faces, new territories
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“Divercity”
A vibrant community
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Religious beginnings in Bytown
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Guardians of faith and language: the Oblates of Mary Immaculate
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Audacity and modesty : Élisabeth Bruyère and the Sisters of Charity
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The parish and its works
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Separate schools
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The secondary school tracks
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University of Ottawa, or the gamble of bilingualism
- University of Ottawa designated bilingual
- A complete university
- French at the University of Ottawa, since 1965
- “Un collège à Bytown”
- Program for the inauguration of the University of Ottawa
- École de pédagogie de l'Université d'Ottawa
- 1965 University of Ottawa Act
- “La place du français à l'Université d'Ottawa”
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Religious feasts and celebrations
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Community networks: the social glue
- A new organization
- Acting and celebrating: Ottawa’s Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste
- Richelieu social engagement
- Institut canadien-français building, King Street
- Past presidents of the Institut canadien-français d’Ottawa, 1852-1889
- Past presidents of the Institut canadien-français d’Ottawa, 1889-1928
- Past presidents of the Institut canadien-français d’Ottawa, 1928-1967
- Ottawa's Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste
- ACFÉO general conference
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Social support and national solidarity
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Women unite
- Georgette Lamoureux: woman of intellect, woman of letters
- Almanda Walker-Marchand: pioneer of the Franco-Ontarian feminist movement (1868-1949)
- A circle of female journalists in Ottawa
- FFCF supports the C'est l'temps movement
- Jeanne Le Ber
- Activities of the Société d’étude et de conférences
- “Des femmes… des femmes”
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A militant youth
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Sports and recreation
Growing through culture
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The first cultural institutions
- French Canadians at the origin of the Royal Society of Canada
- The library at the Institut canadien-français
- Sainte-Anne Hall
- Grand music and drama evening
- Annual report of the Institut canadien-français, 1919-1920
- “La célébration du centenaire de l’Institut canadien-français”
- Public speaking course at the Institut canadien-français
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Patriotic writers
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Theatre life, Act 1
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The music scene
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A literature for everyone
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Authors in search of publishers
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Ottawa in Daniel Poliquin’s words
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New scenes for drama
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Encountering the visual arts
- “Marché By - By Ward Market”
- Drawings by Roger Larivière
- Introduction to the visual arts
- Study group on arts
- Galerie De La Salle
- Galerie Jean-Claude Bergeron
- Contes et couleurs de l'Ontario français
- Pierre Arpin and Jean-Claude Bergeron
- Les voix multiculturelles
- Nuit Blanche Ottawa+Gatineau
- Pierre-Raphaël Pelletier
- “Les petites peurs font les grandes œuvres”
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Our songs
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The Festival franco-ontarien
Mobilization and power
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A political space is born
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The first parliamantarians
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The birth of ACFÉO
- Ottawa, capital of French Ontario
- From ACFÉO to ACFO
- The conseil régional d’Ottawa-Carleton
- “L'idée du Congrès national”
- Statutes of ACFÉO
- Philippe Landry
- Letter from the ACFÉO secretary
- Resolution of the ACFÉO conference
- “C’était la francophonie de survivants”
- “Le 25ᵉ Congrès annuel de l’Association canadienne-française de l'Ontario”
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Fighting Regulation 17
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“The future belongs to those who fight”
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The Ordre de Jacques-Cartier : secret society
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Ottawa’s Francophone leaders
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Recipients of the Prix Bernard-Grandmaître
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The battle of a lifetime
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“C'est l'temps!”
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Ottawa’s voice at Queen’s Park
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Working towards a French-language school board for Ottawa
- An ungoing debate
- A short-lived experience
- Rapport de la Commission d'étude pour le remaniement d'Ottawa-Carleton
- Conseil francophone de planification scolaire d’Ottawa-Carleton
- Mémoire présenté au Comité d’étude sur l’éducation de langue française d’Ottawa-Carleton
- Brother Maurice Lapointe
- “Des conseils scolaires homogènes”
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La Cité collégiale
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Saving Hôpital Montfort
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The City of Ottawa’s long road to bilinguism
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