Documentary captures unique history of francophone people Huronie: histoires et légends

Documentary captures unique history of francophone people 

Stories of missionaries, aboriginals, thieves, a woman in love and more have all been captured on a new video documentary Huronie: histoires et légends.

The double DVD set of 28 stories filmed in the Lafontaine area captures the past and living history of the franco-Ontario people.

http://bit.ly/XsE42g Midland Free Press

The two-hour DVD set is in French with English subtitles and it’s on Youtube at www.youtube.com/user/huronie where one story a week will be posted.

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Looks interesting, history of the area from the French view point. Hope I can find the time to drop in to Clé d’la Baie, 63 Main St., Penetanguishene and buy up a copy 

Doors Open Huronia

Sneak a peek at the past through Doors Open Huronia
http://bit.ly/KZ7o5h Could be a very interesting event

http://doorsopenhuronia.wordpress.com/

Midland Free Press wins first place in national competition

Free Press wins first place in national competition for its History of Humanity in Huronia special section
http://bit.ly/HUqj4l

One of our Local Papers Makes Good.

The Midland Free Press's compilation of fun stuff to do on family day in Huronia

The Midland Free Press's compilation of fun stuff to do on family day in Huronia
Looks like lots of fun for this long weekend

http://bit.ly/yLbhxo