Good morning to all,
as you may or may not know, Hearst is a small community in Northern Ontario where 90% of its residents speak french. We are fortunate to have french infrastructure including schools (elementary to university level),a french newspaper, french community radio, french municipality, and the list goes on.

My question today is: Would you come to Hearst for a "learning vacation"? If you were given the opportunity to say, ride the train to Hearst for a few days of "french immersion"... what would be the level of interest?

Looking forward to comments, suggestions, advice...

Tourisme Hearst Tourism
Hearst Economic Development Corporation
1-800-655-5769
www.hearst.ca
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