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Franco-Ténois abstract "Franco-Ténois, originating from the acronym TNO of the French term for the Northwest Territories of Canada (les Territoires du Nord-Ouest) refers to the widespread community of francophones that reside in the Northwest Territories.Francophones have a long history in the region. The first person of European descent to reach the Great Slave Lake was a francophone, Laurent Leroux. In 1786, Leroux built the trading post Fort Resolution and in 1790 he founded the original Fort Providence, 20 km from the modern-day city of Yellowknife. At the time the Northwest Territories were brought under the jurisdiction of the Government of Canada, 47% of the non-native population spoke French. French permeated every aspect of life in the Territories, from commerce to education.As of the 2006 census, however, only 440 residents of the Territories, representing 1.1% of the overall population, use French as their home language. The francophone population in the Territories is very mobile, with many residents coming from more settled Francophone communities across the country and eventually leaving to settle elsewhere. While current figures show the average stay of francophones in the region is increasing, the trend towards outward migration continues. The Franco-Ténois also deal with substantial pressures to assimilate, brought on by the isolation of Northwest Territories communities and the existence of a plurality of languages and cultures there among which English takes precedence.".
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Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink CIVR-FM.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Charter_of_Rights_and_Freedoms.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Government.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Category:Culture_of_the_Northwest_Territories.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Category:Franco-Ténois_people.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Category:French-Canadian_people.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Charter_of_Rights_and_Freedoms.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Chipewyan_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Cree_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Dene_Suline_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Dogrib_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Fleur-de-lis.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Fleur-de-lys.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Fort_Providence.
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Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Albertan.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Columbian.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Manitoban.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Ontarian.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Ténois_Federation.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Franco-Yukonnais.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Francophones.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Fransaskois.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink French_Canadian.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Geographical_distribution_of_French_speakers.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Government_of_Canada.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Great_Slave_Lake.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Gwichʼin_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Gwich’in_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Hay_River,_Northwest_Territories.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Ici_Radio-Canada_Télé.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Inuinnaqtun.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Inuktitut.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Inuktitut_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Inuvialuktun.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Inuvik.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink LAquilon.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink La_Francophonie.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Laurent_Leroux.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Les_pas_frette_aux_yeux.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Northwest_Territories.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Nunavut.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Official_Languages_Act_(Canada).
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Organisation_internationale_de_la_Francophonie.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Polar_bear.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Politics_of_Canada.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Radio-Canada.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Slavey_language.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Télévision_de_Radio-Canada.
Franco-Ténois wikiPageWikiLink Yellowknife.
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Franco-Ténois subject Category:Culture_of_the_Northwest_Territories.
Franco-Ténois subject Category:Franco-Ténois_people.
Franco-Ténois subject Category:French-Canadian_people.
Franco-Ténois comment "Franco-Ténois, originating from the acronym TNO of the French term for the Northwest Territories of Canada (les Territoires du Nord-Ouest) refers to the widespread community of francophones that reside in the Northwest Territories.Francophones have a long history in the region. The first person of European descent to reach the Great Slave Lake was a francophone, Laurent Leroux.".
Franco-Ténois label "Franco-Ténois".
Franco-Ténois sameAs Franco-Ténois.
Franco-Ténois sameAs Francófonos_de_Territorios_del_Noroeste.
Franco-Ténois sameAs Franco-Ténois.
Franco-Ténois sameAs m.05svf3.
Franco-Ténois sameAs Q3082345.
Franco-Ténois sameAs Q3082345.
Franco-Ténois wasDerivedFrom Franco-Ténois?oldid=665181174.
Franco-Ténois isPrimaryTopicOf Franco-Ténois.