London’s francophone community and its supporters will meet in Victoria Park this weekend to protest the province’s cuts to French-language programs. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his counterparts from the four other main federal parties left a supposedly non-partisan meeting on how to help Canadian francophones divided. Continue reading →

Amanda Simard, a rookie legislator who represents a largely Franco-Ontarian riding, backed what she called an “important” Opposition motion that aimed to revive the university project and the commissioner’s office, saying the province’s “partial backtracking” on the issue wasn’t enough. Continue reading →

Amanda Simard, who represents the largely Franco-Ontarian riding of Glengarry-Prescott-Russell in eastern Ontario, said Tuesday that she continues to support the Progressive Conservative government’s general direction but not its decisions on those two issues. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford says his government is creating the position of French-Language Services Commissioner within the provincial ombudsman’s office, and seeking to turn the office of francophone affairs into a ministry. Continue reading →

The QCGN said the Ontario moves are “a step backwards” after years of gains. Continue reading →

Quebec Premier François Legault was forced to be lead defender of the French language in North America. Continue reading →

A controversial PC politician has been kicked out of the caucus after a video from 2012 emerged showing him hinting at a hidden agenda and making comments about Franco-Ontarians. Continue reading →

Ontario’s French language commissioner says francophones should be able to get government services anywhere in the province, not just in 26 designated regions. Continue reading →