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‘I’m worried for my little boy’: N.B. parents push back on proposed French immersion programThe latest French immersion consultation for N.B. was held in Saint John and lasted about three hours with intense scrutiny of the program from dozens of parents and teachers.EducationJan 25
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N.B. unsure how many kids won’t have access to new French second language programN.B. education officials can't say how many schools won't be able to offer the new French program this fall. About 40 per cent of anglophone schools don't offer French Immersion.EducationJan 5
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N.B. education minister says province isn’t exploring private bilingual school busesNew Brunswick's education minister is denying reports that the province is exploring a single bilingual school bus system.PoliticsNov 18, 2022
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Which party will get the Anglo vote in Quebec’s provincial election?Now that the Quebec election campaign has officially begun, the fight now begins in earnest for the Anglophone and Allophone votes in Montreal.CanadaAug 28, 2022
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Bill 96: Health-care professionals say government’s reassurances misleadingHealth-care professionals who have been warning about the potential impact Bill 96 could have, say the government's repeated claims that the fears are unjustified, are misleading.CanadaMay 18, 2022
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Bill 96: Quebec premier says health care will remain the same for anglophones, immigrantsThe Legault government is defending Bill 96 and is reassuring the anglophone and immigrant communities that services in English will continue.PoliticsMay 17, 2022
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Continuing the fight against Quebec language law Bill 96Quebecers from all backgrounds have reason to be concerned with the anticipated passing of Bill 96 in the coming weeks. Legal experts say it will cause lots of legal battles.PoliticsMay 16, 2022
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Quebec parents say raising bilingual children is a priorityQuebec will begin public hearings this month on its proposed language reform, but many Quebec parents are feeling unheard in their quest to raise bilingual children.EducationSep 3, 2021
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Questions on bilingualism dominate N.B. languages commissioner’s committee appearanceNew Brunswick's Official Languages Act has nothing to do with bilingualism but seeks to ensure all New Brunswickers can access government services in their language of choice.PoliticsFeb 16, 2021
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New Brunswick Liberal loss shows province’s deepening linguistic divideThe Acadian Society of New Brunswick worries the province’s new majority PC government could deepen the language divide.PoliticsSep 15, 2020
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