Largely dormant for more than 20 years, the schism between French- and English-speaking New Brunswickers reappeared this week when voters cast their ballots along linguistic lines, creating a starkly contrasting electoral map. Continue reading
The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs offers Saskatchewan government advice to better French-language services. Continue reading
The family of a girl with learning disabilities has sued the EMSB, alleging that the organization is discriminating against her on the basis of income, language and disability. Continue reading
Speaking is an important form of communication and people use thousands of words daily to complete simple tasks, but a new study has found almost five per cent of people living in Toronto cannot speak English or French, Canada’s official languages. Continue reading
Katherine d’Entremont is recommending a new secretariat to help ensure compliance with a law enacted nearly 50 years ago. Continue reading
Peace by Chocolate of Antigonish, N.S., revealed Wednesday its new milk chocolate and hazelnut bar is to be called Wantaqo’ti (pronounced Wan-tahk-oo-di), the Mi’kmaq word for peace. Continue reading
The speech was entirely in French and took 33 minutes to deliver. Continue reading
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Little Canada was founded in 1858 by a French-Canadian, Benjamin Gervais, who as the story goes, was drawn to the land and the neighboring lake. Continue reading
Guillaume Rey is now taking his fight to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. Continue reading
The government says it will spend up to $117,000 dollars to cover the tuition costs of eligible participants in the 20-week program. Continue reading