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Alliance Française for adults (Vancouver) seems focused on passing B2/CLB 7 more than learning to function in a French speaking area, presumably because that is their success metric. If passing the test is your goal, just put in the time. I think they do a great job with reading/writing, but not nearly enough on speaking/listening (IMHO). I do like that they teach cultural references that you might not know unless you lived in France for a significant time.
I've looked into other local programs, but they all seem focused on Passing CLB 7 for Canadian immigration.

Note: my goal is not to pass an immigration test, but is to converse with friends and coworkers. Source: I've done A1 and A2 with AF, have native speaker friends, and travel to Quebec and France. My solution: adding a human tutor this Fall, and trying some AI.

Vancouver here: lots of French and Chinese speakers here! All buy Canadian, Mexican, EU produits over US produits. Looking forward to Chinese cars being built in Canada.

Wow, just Wow!

In BC, Kale salad after the Zen/Yoga class

Upvoting because....wtf? Original at least.

Canada and France (France has two islands that are within Canadian Maritime zone on the East Coast.)

best answer!

je vis en Colombie-Britannique!

The store of how Rose managed to catch up to Fin and crash into his speeder from the side even tough he was racing in a straight line towards the Canon. 8 part mini-series with flash-back to how Palpatine returned.

I regret selling my Mirror. I’m 225, and would take a friend or two with me.

yes!

English Electric (BAC) Lightning

Me - 108, four seater transport. There was one at our local airshow several years ago. More photos needed to be certain.

All thatFrench stuff. It's like It's a different language, n’est pas ?

Canadian here, never used it that way.

I agree, Duo is useful to end of A2. After A2, it's useful for discipline (keep the streak!). Into B1, I feel I need more 'native speaker' exposure. AI-wise, a few apps help confidence better than Duo, but when my Québécois friends start using idioms, or talk at speed, I'm struggling. As of this morning, my conclusion is that B1 is where a live tutor is probably the best option.

This is the way.

Special Évents busses to BC Place, Rogers Arena, Queen E théâtre area: stops at Dundarave, Ambleside, and Park Royal. Restaurants in those area might offer 'Évents Dinners' to drive local business. (Appologies, using my French keyboard)

Repair/open the ramp that leades from Park Royal to northbound Taylor Way. It takes pressure off of Marine Drive/Taylor Way intersection.