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A Canadian Summer Holiday Favourite - Canada's Largest and Longest Running Multicultural Festival - August 6 - 19, 2017 Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada

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Celine Dion - The Last Goodbye To René Angélil

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Rene Angelil's Funeral: Pour Que Tu M'aimes Encore 22/01/2016

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Each year a festival in Winnipeg takes place for 2 weeks in August. This festival is the largest and longest running multicultural festival in the world. Each night different cultures will do performances, serve traditional food and show different experiences they have in their culture. The French-Canadian Pavilion is very popular. There is often dancing(jigging), they often serve tourtiere(meat pie), pea soup and sugar pie. Each year the 40+ pavilions will see an average of 400,000 visitors.

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St. Boniface is in Winnipeg, Manitoba. It was founded in 1818 by a group of French missionaries led by a man named Bishop Joeseph Norbert. These French missionaries came here to use it as a settlement for the French explorers. It is significant to the topic "French Culture in Canada" because the French were the ones to claim this settlement.

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Born near Montreal On March 30, 1968 a Canadian Diva was born. Celine is one of the most popular french musical artists. By the age of 18 she had already recorded 9 French albums. Her biggest break through was when she recorded Disney's popular Beauty and the Beast theme song. In 2000, the great Celine took a break from the singing world and decided to settle down and start a family. In a result she later returned in 2002 and start her music career again. As of most recently her husband has passed away from cancer.