Le QCGN est financé par le gouvernement du Canada par le biais du ministère du Patrimoine canadien
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Le QCGN est financé par le gouvernement du Canada par le biais du ministère du Patrimoine canadien
QCGN appears before the Senate Standing Committee on Official Languages
/dans Communiqués de presse/par QCGN CommunicationsIf the Roadmap for Canada’s Linguistic Duality is to be truly effective for the English-speaking community of Quebec, investments here will require a high level of commitment by politicians and […]
New program to defend minority language rights
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsCanwest News Service, Mike De Souza OTTAWA – The Conservative government has told Canada’s English- and French-speaking minority communities it will create a watchdog panel to defend their language rights […]
Linguistic minority program still in limbo
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsCanwest News Service, Mike De Souza OTTAWA – A $1.5 million program supporting English and French-speaking minority groups in Canada is still in limbo, nearly a year after it was […]
Biliterate is the new bilingual
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe McGill Daily, John Lapsley ‘McGill students’ French stagnates in all-anglo environment’ McGill students seeking to integrate themselves into Quebec culture should strive for biliteracy, not simply bilingualism, according to […]
Encouraging news about young-adult anglos
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Gazette, David Johnston Another stereotype up-ended: Most young anglophones born and raised in Quebec do not want to head off to better-paid pastures elsewhere.This news appeared in statistical form […]
Here to stay: the hip Anglo
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Gazette, David Johnston Ask a couple of twentysomething anglophones like Ryan Bedic and Brian Abraham hot many of their friends have left Quebec and you are likely to draw […]
Brain drain, brain gain
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Gazette, David Johnston Although the anglophone community of Quebec has started to grow again after four decades of decline, concerns about a brain drain continue. The most recent study […]
Economic downturn might keep young anglos here
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Gazette, David Johnston Although political and linguistic uncertainty is receding in Quebec, a new era of economic uncertainty is beginning to take hold. The unfolding new economic downturn has […]
Pearson hears parents out
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Chronicle, Raffy Boudjikanian About sixty parents showed up a lively evening discussion at Macdonald High School focusing on Lester B. Pearson school board’s French-language, special needs and magnet school […]
Anglo youth in QC insecure about French skills, employment: report
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Chronicle-Telegraph, Scott French Anglophone youth in Quebec are insecure about their French language skills, a new report by the Quebec Community Groups Network indicates. According to a Quebec City […]
Les jeunes anglos veulent améliorer leur français
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsLa Presse, Martin Croteau Les jeunes anglophones se sentent exclus de la société québécoise, révèle un rapport financé par le gouvernement fédéral. Pour remédier à la situation, ils réclament de […]
Youth worry about the quality of their French: Written vs. oral. Report recommends student exchanges
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Gazette, David Johnston Young anglophones in Quebec are worried their French isn’t good enough – and community leaders aren’t sure whether this is good news or bad news.A study […]
Study on anglo youth concerns
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsCTV Montreal, Maya Johnson English-speaking Quebec youth don’t want to leave the province but they find it difficult to function fully in French and don’t feel valued in Quebec society, […]
English-Speaking youth want to contribute fully to Quebec Society
/dans Communiqués de presse/par QCGN CommunicationsQuebec’s English-speaking youth have a strong desire to remain in and contribute to Quebec, increase their level of bilingualism and feel a valued part of Quebec society. These are some […]
Charest talks economy, skirts language
/dans Couverture médiatique/par QCGN CommunicationsThe Chronicle-Telegraph, Scott French During a recent visit to Quebec City, Liberal leader Jean Charest, the man who will most likely continue as Quebec’s premier following the December 8 provincial […]