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GOING FORWARD (from page 13)

Yes, they both exist -
in Europe, that’s where
it’s needed (there are
similar tests in Portu-
guese, Spanish, etc.).
But in Canada?

I digress. That said,
we need to hold French
rallies, particularly in
Hazelton and Smithers;
maybe Skidegate too.
One thing we can do to
promote the French lan-
guage is to publish more
success stories, such
as the one on page 6.

If you happen to know
anyone in your region
who is now succeeding
after their studies in
French, AFFNO wants
to know!

Finally, please note
that our 2016 Sugar
Shack Festival in Ru-

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COMMUNITY
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pert is suddenly two
times more interesting:
le Vent du Nord will
host a concert dur-

ing the Friday of our
festival (January 29),
but they will also play
a show in Terrace on
January 28.

Check out our news-
letters in both Decem-
ber and January for
more information!

And yes, we have also
decided that our Win-
ter Festival in Kitimat
works better in Febru-
ary, so please note those
dates will be February
19 to 21.

And we have re-
branded the festival:
Winter Franco-fun
Festival d’Hiver!

Nos heures d’ouverture: lundi au vendredi 10h & 4h30 (ou téléphonez a 250-627-1313)
Our office hours: 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday

ACTUELLEMENT
AFFNO

Siége social 4 Prince Rupert:
Suite 206 - 208 First Avenue East,
Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 4M8
Tel: 250-627-1313 Fax: 250-627-4397
Terrace: 250-638-638-8604
Smithers: 250-847-9005

Courriel (Email):
affno@citywest.ca
www.affno-cb.ca

Rédaction et mise en page par (produced
by): Patrick Witwicki

ACTUELLEMENT AFFNO OCTOBRE 2015

Yuriko Riesen photo
Sand Northrup a visité les écoles de Hazelton et Prince ¢
Rupert (comme ici) en octobre.

BRITISH

ae COLUMBIA

“AFFNO acknowledges
the financial assistance
of the Province of British
Columbia”

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