Canadian Expats In Grenoble, France
If you are looking to connect with Canadian expats in Grenoble, France, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Grenoble written by Canadian bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by Canadian Expats Living in France
In Grenoble
InGrenoble is a personal blog about my photography, body painting and travels in Europe.
Crystal Goes to Europe
A 30-something homesick Canadian girl and her Frenchman (plus a dog and 3 cats) living a love-hate relationship with France (currently in the Alps region, via Lille and Paris!)
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
Canadian Expat Living in France - Interview with Ashley
Ashley is a Canadian freelance photographer living in Provence, France. With her blog, CuriousProvence, she shares her passion for cooking, the markets of Provence and the Provencal lifestyle....
Canadian Expat Living in France - Interview with Lillian
Lillian is a Canadian expat living in Paris for the past 2.5 years and blogs about her new life overseas at The Smalls Abroad, www.lilliansmall.com. She embraces life’s opportunities to find...
American Expat Living in France - Interview with Katrin
Katrin first set foot in France in 1999 as an art history student at Southern Methodist University. After one semester abroad, she announced to her family that she had found her true calling in Paris...
American Expat Living in France - Interview with Jerry
Jerry is a former newspaper editor, reporter and columnist. He teaches journalism at Emerson College in Boston, where from 1999 to 2005 he was the first chair of its journalism department. Jerry has...
Expat Interview With Jennifer - US expat in Bordeaux, France
Jennifer and her family live in Bordeaux, France. Formerly, a school guidance counselor, Jennifer now writes about her new life and how she is blending her American heritage with the French culture....
Canadian Expat Living in France - Interview With Crystal
Crystal is an anglophone Canadian expat in France who first came to teach English in a village in the north of France just after graduating university. A month after arriving, she met and later...
From Texas to Lyon - Meet American Expat Jessica
Jessica was born romanticizing gypsies and nomads, with a love of travel in her heart. This love has taken her on vacation to places like China, Central America and the Middle East, as well as having...
Finding an apartment to rent in Paris - Expat Property
Local Expert Series: Renting a Paris apartment by Megan McGuire You need three things to find an apartment in Paris: 1. A perfect dossier 2. Patience 3. Patience If you’ve got those two...
On se fait un ciné? Going to the movies in Paris
Local Expert Series: Going to movies by Megan McGuire Although you might think there’s nothing “typically French” about going to the movies, it’s one of the most popular activities in the...
Canadian Expat With Spanish, Filipina & Chinese Heritage in Paris - Interview With Milsters
Milsters is a Canadian with Spanish, Filipina, and Chinese heritage who has lived in 13 countries on 4 continents - partly due to her parents' professions, partly due to her inner global nomad. She...
Irish Expat in France - Interview With Dermot
Dermot O'Shea was 22 years old, had been working in insurance/banking since leaving school at 17, the Irish economy ("The Celtic Tiger") was booming and, suddenly, he realised that he'd either stay...
Canadian Expat In Paris - Interview With Megan
Megan McGuire ran off to Paris 4 years ago, and can't remember how life was before. Originally from Canada, she decided that she'd stay for a year, but when given the opportunity to stay longer, she...
Latest News Relating to France or Canada
Accidental Americans take French banks to court over FATCA
An ‘Accidental American’ group at present living and working in France are now taking legal action based on the claim that FATCA is being used by French banks as an excuse to turn away USA...- Brit would-be expats urged to tread carefully on property purchase
European properties are now in high demand by British buyers hoping to become expats before Brexit hits the already damaged UK economy. According to online property agents, searches for both... - Getting away from it all in a one euro European property
Escaping the coronavirus pandemic in a stunning location via one-euro renovation properties. Renovation of deserted properties purchased for just one euro is old news, but the trend is growing... - Expats and citizens urged to help Phuket’s famous Soi Dog Foundation
Phuket’s Soi Dog Foundation is hoping to avoid the devastating effects of the holiday island’s coronavirus lockdown by bringing in huge quantities of dog and cat food. Dog and cat lovers both... - Expats in lockdowns can use spare time to learn local languages
Making the most of your unwelcome lockdowns by learning the local language. For expats going stir-crazy as lockdowns drag on, turning an essential imposition into an advantage by learning the...
