Vertaling van "one francophone newspaper " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

follow house style of newspaper | produce newspaper according to house style | follow newspaper house style | publish newspaper using house style
respecter la charte rédactionnelle d'un journal

advocate newspapers to customers | propose newspapers to customers | endorse newspapers to customers | recommend newspapers to customers
recommander des journaux à des clients

newspaper [ daily newspaper | weekly newspaper | Journal(STW) ]
journal [ hebdomadaire | quotidien ]

newspaper kiosk salesperson | newspapers and magazines shop salesperson | newspapers and magazines salesperson | press and stationery specialised seller
kiosquier | vendeuse en papeterie | kiosquière | vendeur en papeterie/vendeuse en papeterie

daily newspaper | newspaper
gazette | journal | quotidien

newspaper centre | newspaper quarter
centre d'édition de journaux

(Francophone) Socialist Party | PS [Abbr.]
Parti socialiste (francophone) | PS [Abbr.]

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

We've got just one francophone newspaper in British Columbia.
Nous avons un seul journal francophone en Colombie-Britannique.

As for the newspapers, it is true that there is only one francophone daily newspaper in the province.
Quant aux journaux, c'est vrai qu'il n'y a qu'un seul quotidien francophone dans la province.

There are 17 newspapers and one francophone newspaper, L'Acadie Nouvelle.
Il y a 17 journaux et un journal francophone, L'Acadie Nouvelle.

In the region where we live, there is one francophone newspaper — Le Droit.
Dans la région où nous habitons, il y a un journal francophone, Le Droit.

The reason I ask the question is that, through our work and in newspapers in Toronto, where approximately 100,000 francophones live and where these 100,000 francophones are able to receive long-term care, there is a centre providing bilingual care on one floor only; there are 37 beds and 15 per cent provide care in both languages.
Je vous pose la question parce que, lors de nos travaux et on pouvait lire dans les journaux qu'à Toronto, où il y a environ 100 000 francophones et où ces 100 000 francophones peuvent recevoir des soins de longue durée, il y a un centre qui donne des soins bilingues seulement sur un étage; il y a 37 lits et 15 p. 100 offrent des soins dans les deux langues.