Sticky, but good concoction made French-style in Victoria

Maple taffy and other goodies on tap at Victoria French Festival

Yanik Giroux

Attendees at the Victoria French Festival enjoyed francophone music, food, wandering entertainers and information tents over the weekend in Centennial Square.

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