Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise (ACF)

French Canadians have a long, proud history in Western Canada that dates back to the first part of the 18th century during the height of the fur trade. The term fransaskois(e) is a contemporary term created to describe French-speaking residents of Saskatchewan.

Fransaskois have always played an active role in local government and politics. L'Association catholique franco-canadienne was founded in Duck Lake in 1912 to protect and promote French language and cultural rights. In 1964 the name changed to l'Association culturelle franco-canadienne de la Saskatchewan. In June 1999 the name of the parent organization was officially changed to Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise. 

• ACF website
• Logo and Flag
• Deputies and Executive Council

Saskatchewan Francophone Services

• Bonjour! Services de la gouvernement de la Saskatchewan disponible en français
• Politique de services en langue française de la Saskatchewan
• Services en français renforcés en Saskatchewan

 Links to Fransaskois Organizations

Links to Other Francophone Organizations