Tradition and connection: a cabane à sucre experience for Temporary Foreign Workers

On March 22, 2026, a cultural activity took place at a cabane à sucre in Mont-Saint-Grégoire, organized by the organization L’ANCRE. The event was held at Érablière au Palais Sucré, offering participants an authentic experience centered around one of Québec’s most iconic traditions.

Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) from Honduras, Colombia, and Guatemala participated in this activity, which took place in a warm, welcoming, and culturally engaging atmosphere. For many, it was a unique opportunity to discover local customs and experience the “sugar season” firsthand. Throughout the day, participants enjoyed a traditional Québec meal and outdoor activities that encouraged social interaction and strengthened connections among attendees. These types of experiences not only allow participants to explore local culture but also create spaces for connection and well-being outside of the workplace.

As part of the activity, Jonathan Buitrago, Regional Coordinator of InfoTET at Immigrant Québec, presented the InfoTET Québec program and distributed the informational guide for TFWs. This resource provides practical tools on workers’ rights and obligations, as well as key information about services and resources available across the province. The interaction with participants was especially enriching, making it possible to answer questions, identify needs, and reinforce InfoTET’s mission: to provide clear, accessible, and useful information to support Temporary Foreign Workers throughout their stay in Québec.

From InfoTET’s perspective at Immigrant Québec, this type of initiative plays a key role in promoting social integration, well-being, and access to essential information for TFWs. Activities like this help create meaningful spaces for connection, learning, and support, which are fundamental to the migration experience.

We would like to sincerely thank the organization L’ANCRE for coordinating this activity, as well as Karla Duenas for her commitment, dedication, and work in organizing the event. Their efforts make it possible for Temporary Foreign Workers to enjoy meaningful experiences that strengthen their integration and quality of life in Québec.

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