The president of the QCGN alleged Legault’s point man for relations with anglophones has been encouraging the network’s member groups to either leave or oppose the organization’s positions if they want to maintain their funding. Continue reading →

Under the proposed legislation, school boards will cease to exist as of November 2020. Continue reading →

Under Bill 40, there is a compromise for English institutions, which will still have the right to hold democratic elections. Continue reading →

Leaders in Quebec’s English-speaking community are requesting a meeting with Jean-François Roberge in hopes of avoiding what they describe as a major crisis. Continue reading →

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

“There is a lot of this: ‘We have the support of the francophones, and you people are just the others.’ You see it in what they say sometimes in the (legislature).” Continue reading →

Quebec anglophones have banded together with francophones in New Brunswick and Ontario to protect and promote the rights of official minority language communities. Continue reading →

A national Muslim organization is joining civil liberties advocates to launch a court challenge of Quebec’s secularism law less than 24 hours after the legislation was adopted. Continue reading →

The deadline for the English Montreal School Board to propose ways to save three of its English schools was midnight on June 10. Continue reading →