Chances are if we ask anyone in Canada or Franco-America to list some of the most significant figures in Quebec History, Rene Levesque is...

It’s in the books. A whirlwind trip to our favorite province, with lots of French conversation, live hockey, local flavors, and of...

In this video we're opening a box full of great sauces and spices from Ferme J-N Morin of St-Zacharie, QC. Check out these great options...

With a Trip to Quebec on the horizon I’m beyond excited, as well as reflecting on previous trips. This one will be a bit different from...

I’ve made no secret of my love for books about our heritage (see Our Story vs Our Stories: January '23). I recently finished 2 of those...

Food-wise, there are two things I notice every Winter,  two things on opposite ends of the Franco American time spectrum. First, we’ve...

The motion picture industry has done it again! They’ve picked up on something that happened in Quebec and covered it; both as reality and...

Earlier this week I was beyond happy to see an article, posted by Juilana L'Heureux, about a Vermont couple who make tourtières for their...

There’s nothing quite like a meal that takes all day to make. The satisfaction of all those hours of prepping, assembling and/or cooking...

Last Friday was a nice reunion of sorts. A few of us gathered in Manchester, NH, for a night of food, fun and discussion about the state...

Genealogy is a great thing. We get a window into generations gone by, make exciting discoveries, and help explain the legacy that we pass do

We love to talk about Jack Kerouac and Grace Metalious for giving us a place on the list of great authors, but there’s a modern author...

An infinite game is a game played to merely continue the game. They can go on forever as long as there are players.

The holidays are a great time of year.  The time when we reflect on family memories and traditions, immerse ourselves in feel-good...

While tourtiere has become our signature dish for keeping traditions alive, we’re often left wondering if there are other dishes that might

The other day I was perusing Le Reve de Gagnon on Facebook and came across a clip that kind of made me do a double-take. Reve, as the...

Winter- what a great time to get caught up on reading. I’m not a historian or a researcher, I just like to read. Especially when it comes...

Gather 'round for this story of two intellectuals, the future of Franco-Americans, and the true bearer of big d*ck energy. This is the...

There are many great Franco-American cities in the Northeast US, but who is the best? Let's find out..

In Québec, poutine aside, it’s hard to find a dish more famous or celebrated than pâté chinois. So… here’s a historical ode to a dish I grud