Tele-Quebec French-Language Triathlon: The English-speaking Community after the Quiet Revolution

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The French-language Triathlon is a competition for students in jounalism in Quebec. The competition takes place from October 18 to November 28, 2010 and from January 24 to March 6, 2011. In total, the teams will produce reports on six topics. All reports have to put their emphasis on the cultural and social nature of the French language.

The QCGN was asked to participate in an interview about the English-speaking community and its relationship with the French language after the Quiet Revolution in Quebec. Below is a link to the report created by Guillaume Jacob who participated in the contest in the ”future reporter” category.
http://triathlon.telequebec.tv/reportage/audio_les-traits-dunion_etape3.aspx#contenu

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