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• Bill 96: Health-care professionals say government’s reassurances misleading

  Health-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.

  Canada

  May 18, 2022
  
• Bill 96: Quebec premier says health care will remain the same for anglophones, immigrants

  The Legault government is defending Bill 96 and is reassuring the anglophone and immigrant communities that services in English will continue.

  Politics

  May 17, 2022
  
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• Continuing the fight against Quebec language law Bill 96

  Quebecers 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.

  Politics

  May 16, 2022
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• N.B. mostly accepts report calling for changes to 2nd-language learning

  The New Brunswick government says it is accepting 18 out of 24 recommendations in a report calling for improvements to second-language learning in the province. 

  Canada

  Mar 30, 2022
• Coronavirus: Teen from Syria eager to move from online lessons back to Saskatoon classroom

  Israa Hamish is excited to get back into the classroom next week but also has concerns about the school year with the COVID-19 pandemic still going on.

  Education

  Sep 5, 2020
• CAQ kicks off provincial tour to ‘build bridges’ with English-speaking communities

  Starting this week, the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) government is touring the province in an effort to reach out to English-speaking communities.

  Canada

  Sep 3, 2019
• English activist opposes new English Montreal School Board’s bilingual campaign

  The new slogan from the English Montreal School Board doesn't make sense to one English activist who has taken opposition to the campaign.

  Canada

  Aug 31, 2016
• Don’t worry, experts say, emoji being crowned ‘Word of the Year’ isn’t the end of language

  For the first time ever, Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year isn't a word. It's an emoji. And that seems to have upset a lot of people.

  Lifestyle

  Nov 17, 2015