Anglophones
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Quebec’s English-speaking community applauds court decision on education reformQuebec's English-speaking community is relieved a Quebec Superior Court judge ruled that parts of Bill 40, the province's education reform bill, is unconstitutional.CanadaAug 3, 2023
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New court challenge against Bill 96 argues it tries to ‘abolish individual rights’A lawsuit contending that six individuals are the victims of the effects of Bill 96, Quebec's modified language law, has been filed in court.CanadaMay 31, 2023
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‘The data is shocking’: Anglophones falling behind Francophones in standard of livingAccording to the Provincial Employment Roundtable, Anglophones earn on average $5,200 less than French-speaking Quebecers and their unemployment level is four per cent higher.CanadaMay 17, 2023
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State-of-the-art English school to see light of day north of MontrealIn Saint-Lin-Laurentides north of Montreal, work has already begun on what authorities are calling a state of the art institution.EducationApr 24, 2023
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Municipalities across Quebec vow to keep bilingual statusDozens of towns across Quebec are vowing to pass resolutions to keep their bilingual status, after the government adopted Bill 96 last year.CanadaJan 16, 2023
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Bill C-13 coming under fire from anglophone communities in QuebecSome fear that the promotion and protection of French comes at the expense of English.CanadaNov 8, 2022
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Quebec election: Two new parties trying to spoil Liberals’ chances with anglophonesThe Canadian Party of Quebec and Bloc Montreal are running for the first time this election, having cropped up recently over opposition to the CAQ's language policies.PoliticsSep 10, 2022
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Quebec Conservatives hoping to sway anglophone votes away from the LiberalsWhile leader Eric Duhaime describes himself as a "nationalist,'' the former radio host said his vision is an inclusive one that sees anglophone Quebecers as allies.PoliticsSep 3, 2022
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Quebec towns protecting right to serve residents in English after new language lawAlmost 90 cities, towns or boroughs in Quebec are considered officially bilingual, a designation allowing them to offer services, mail communications and more in both languages.CanadaAug 14, 2022
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New Quebec political parties setting sights on Liberal strongholdsBoth the Canadian Party of Quebec and Montreal Bloc party are trying to win the protest Anglophone vote in Liberal riding strongholds.CanadaAug 2, 2022
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