An English debate? Would that be great? Or something you’d hate?
All four party leaders have agreed to the idea of a debate before the Quebec election, in English. Listen to the report on Radio Noon Montreal with Shawn Apel
Entries by Catheline Moreau
If Chagnon steps down, Westmount-Saint-Louis voters want an Anglo to step up
People in the riding of Westmount-Saint-Louis are making plans should their MNA bow out of the next election: they want an Anglophone to run for the Liberals. Current MNA Jacques […]
Action Plan for Official Languages – 2018-2023: Investing in Our Future
The Action Plan for Official Languages – 2018-2023: Investing in Our Future is the Government of Canada’s official languages strategy for the period from April 1, 2018, to March 31, 2023. It […]
Improving access, quality of services
The Montreal Gazette Saturday, April 14, 2018 Re: “Anglo panel sounds familiar” (Letters, April 13) In his letter, Robert Libman characterizes as unnecessary the revamped regulation announced by Health Minister […]
CAQ Misses the Mark with Scheme to Abolish School Boards
Montreal – January 19, 2018 – The Quebec Community Groups Network is shocked that the Coalition Avenir Québec is resurrecting a much-maligned plan to abolish school boards. We are disappointed that […]
Anglo culture is thriving
Re: “A sad day for anglophones in Quebec” (Opinion, Aug. 18) We were surprised to read Gary D. Shapiro’s assertion that Quebec anglophones are “tired” and “apathetic.” We agree that ghettoization and […]
Fallout over faulty census figues
Sylvia Martin-Laforge of the QCGN speaks about the Stats Can admission that its Quebec language numbers were wrong. Watch the interview on CTV News Montreal
StatsCan admits error led it to overestimate number of anglos in Quebec
Statistics Canada has recognized it made a mistake in its recent calculations on the number of English-speaking Quebecers and will correct the data. But the fallout from the incident continues […]
Statistics Canada to re-examine mystery surge of anglophones in Quebec regions
The group that represents Quebec English-speaking community groups says it’s shocked by and skeptical of new Statistics Canada numbers that show a surge in the number of people who speak English […]
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