The Québec Government Office is proud to join the American Film Institute in welcoming the co-directors of Éléphant: The Memory of Québec Cinema, Marie-José Raymond and Claude Fournier to Washington, to present their restorations of the films ‘Good Riddance’ [Les bons débarras] and ‘August 32nd on Earth’ [Un 32 août sur terre].
Starting July 7 through September 13, the American Film Institute’s Silver Theatre in Silver Spring will present a series of Canadian films in honor of Canada’s 150th birthday. Twelve Québécois movies will be featured, including several that have earned Oscar (U.S.), Genie (Canada), César (France) and Cannes Film Festival (France) awards.
On September 21, 2016, the Québec Government Office in Washington will welcome Lion Bus to Washington, D.C. for three events, showcasing its 100% electric school bus at the Embassy of Canada, Discovery Elementary School in Arlington, Virginia, and at Pepco’s WaterShed Sustainability Center in Rockville, Maryland.
The Quebec Government Office in Washington is proud to support the AIEQ colloquium «Le Québec dans les Amériques», in Washington D.C., on January 15th and 16th, 2016.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Orchestra’s first appearance in the United States, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal has announced a major ten-city, bicoastal U.S. tour for 2016.
The Québec Government Office in Washington is excited to announce new partnerships with two local elementary schools in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Former Vice-President Al Gore praised Premier Philippe Couillard for Québec’s $25 million contribution to francophone developing nations, to support them as they join the fight against global climate change.
On October 5, 2015, American University's School of International Service in Washington, D.C. will host the conference, Climate Change Governance on the Road to Paris, in partnership with the Québec Government Office in Washington.
Québec City, July 13, 2015 – “We are taking yet another significant step today in the Nation-to-Nation relations between Québec and the Cree.” It is in these terms that Québec Premier Philippe Couillard welcomed Grand Chief of the Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) Matthew Coon Come at the ceremony at which a new partnership and collaboration agreement was signed.
Last Saturday, Michel Robichaud won the 46th edition of the International Song Festival of Granby. The artist from St-Adèle and his band left with $ 60,000 in grant that will allow him to reveal his body of work, in addition to a 25 show European tour in 2016.
Montreal, artistic city. With its museums, festivals, its urban design, its unique music scene and the presence of artists from around the world, Montreal has nothing to envy as other artistic cities like New York or Paris. This is at least the claims of the American site Mic.
Who says the American capital was boring? In fact, Forbes magazine has just named the nation's capital the coolest place to live in the United States, ahead of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
On March 15, the Director of the Québec Government Office in Washington participated in courses of My French Classes (Bethesda, Maryland) with three interns from the office.
On February 28, the Québec Government Office opened its doors to more than 40 francophone students living for a time in Washington, for an evening of networking.
Premier Pauline Marois is continuing her economic mission to London and has announced that Cinesite Inc. will set up operations in Montréal. The company will be in charge of the North American activities for the London-based company Cinesite VFX, which specializes in visual and animation effects for film and television.
The Québec Ministry of International Relations, Francophonie and External Trade is launching the 35th edition of the Academic Fellowship in didactic of French, and Québec culture and society.
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