This past year – our 25^th anniversary – has proven pivotal for the QCGN. While consistently at the forefront of public policy debates, we have simultaneously been taking important steps to strengthen our capacity as an effective and representative advocate for Quebec’s diverse English-speaking community.

Education has been a hot topic. We have repeatedly defended our right to manage and control our school system. We are a driving force behind the creation of APPELE-Québec, the Alliance for the Promotion of Public English-language Education in Quebec. This broadly based alliance, devoted to promoting the continued existence of elected English school boards, has spearheaded opposition to Bill 40.

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The 2015-2016 Annual Report of the Quebec Community Groups Network recounts the threats and opportunities of 2015-2016 including introduction of Bill 86 that threatened the minority language education rights of our community. It also takes stock of effectors to work with the provincial and federal governments to ensure the vitality of our community of communities.

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Le rapport annuel 2013-2014 du Quebec Community Groups Network revoit les projets du QCGN, dont le Projet de recherche novateur axé sur l’action participative communautaire en lien avec les aînés d’expression anglaise du Québec. Sur le plan politique, l’année a vu des combats contre le projet de loi 14 qui visait à renforcer la Chartre de la langue française, et contre le projet de loi 60 (la Chartre des valeurs) qui, quant à lui, proposait de limiter les droits et les libertés individuels des Québécoises et des Québécois. Le rapport fait également le bilan du 5^e anniversaire du Prix Sheila et Victor Goldbloom.

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Résumé du document en français à venir.

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