News - Francophones

The Manitoba government has approved five joint projects with the New Brunswick government for the 2026-27 fiscal year under the Manitoba-New Brunswick Co-operation and Exchange Agreement, supporting francophone organizations in both provinces.

The Manitoba government is asking Manitobans to share their thoughts and ideas on how the province can create an effective road map to making Manitoba a truly bilingual province.

The Manitoba government has signed a new multi-year funding agreement with the Association of Bilingual Municipalities of Manitoba (AMBM), that offers bilingual municipalities the support they need to develop and enhance French-language services in their communities.

The governments of Canada and Manitoba have signed a new five-year bilateral agreement on French-language services. Under the new agreement, the annual federal contribution under the agreement is increasing by $576,704, bringing it to a total of $1,976,704.

The Manitoba government is reinforcing its commitment to French language services with a survey of francophones.