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The Welcoming Francophone Communities Initiative was launched in 2018 by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada in collaboration with community partners through the Réseaux en immigration francophone (RIF).
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Discover the MAIN COMMUNITIES
of the Rivière-Seine region
Municipality
of Taché
The Rural Municipality of Taché, shaped by the flow of the Seine River, stands out in Southeastern Manitoba for its harmony between Francophone heritage and modern growth. With its peaceful landscapes and vibrant community spirit, Taché is a place where tradition meets innovation.
Municipality
of La Broquerie
The Rural Municipality of La Broquerie, crossed by the picturesque Seine River, is a gem of Manitoba known for its rich Francophone heritage and warm community spirit. This charming natural setting blends rural traditions with modern opportunities.
Town
of Sainte-Anne
The Town of Sainte-Anne, bordered by the Seine River, is a Francophone gem in Southeastern Manitoba. Blending historical heritage with modern vitality, it stands out for its warm welcome and enchanting natural surroundings.
The Rivière-Seine Region
In Key Figures
19 700
Total population
of the three communities
2 945
Francophone
population
4,6%
Average unemployment rate across the three CFAs
296
Estimated annual number of immigrants welcomed between 2011 and 2016
1 754
Total number of businesses
in the region
Testimonials
“I also noticed that, very quickly in Lorette, everyone seemed to know me by my first name — even people I had never met. It showed me that no matter where you come from, in Lorette, you’re welcomed as if you’ve always been part of the family.”
Alexandra Dupré
“When I arrived, people showed a lot of interest in me. They asked questions about my home country, my family, and the climate back home. The welcome was truly warm. I felt at home right away.”
Fath. Gregory Kossi Djiba
“People in Manitoba are incredibly kind, and relationships are simple. Everywhere you go, you feel welcomed. You can sense the spirit of mutual support. We look out for one another.”
Anonyme