Created in February 1998, the media library at Alliance Française Vancouver offers a space to gather, socialize, and
access leisure activities. The library houses the largest collection of French language items in British
Columbia, with over 11,000 items covering multiple disciplines of literature, appropriate for all levels and ages. It also serves as an
important resource centre for students.
While the media library is free to access, you must register as a member for borrowing privileges and to enjoy additional
services.
Victoria Day, which took place this Monday, May 22, is a celebration in honour of Queen Victoria.
For the occasion, here is a selection of documents to learn more about Canadian history.
Brève
histoire de la Colombie-Britannique
Edward A Whitcomb
En
célébration du jubilé de diamant de la reine
(DVD)
Ils
ont couru l'Amérique
Serge
Bouchard, Marie-C Lévesque
Ils
étaient l'Amérique
Serge
Bouchard, Marie-C Lévesque
Histoire
générale du Canada
Craig Brown
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Here is a friendly reminder of our library rules :
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Meet our librarian !
My name is Clara and I come from Normandy. I am doing a one year civic service at Alliance française Vancouver's library.
In my daily life I like to read, take long walks and visit monuments/museums. I am quite curious and I like to make new discoveries,
whether it be cultural or literary.
My professional experience with children will help me plan many activities to promote and share francophone cultures.
This amazing online library offers over 220,000 items covering the daily press, magazines, novels, children’s books, comic books, and more.