Quebec Community Groups Network
Anglophone groups hold their own Bill 40 hearings in Montreal
The group felt that since so many members of the English community were left out of the official hearings, it was only fair to give the groups a platform to air their concerns. Continue reading
This week on ‘Focus Montreal’: Nov. 3, 2019
This week, Global takes a look at at the disruption within the Quebec Community Groups Networks and the Shield of Athena non-profit organization celebrating its anniversary. Continue reading
Former QCGN president among four to win Goldbloom award
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Martin Murphy is being recognized for his years of service to the as one of four recipients of the 2019 Goldbloom Awards, Continue reading
Quebec anglophone group accuses government of working to undermine it
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
Poll shows anglo-Quebecers mistrust Provincial Government
Seventy per cent of English-speaking Quebecers do not trust the provincial government, according to a recent study conducted by Léger Marketing. Continue reading
Leaders in Quebec’s anglophone community request meeting with education minister
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
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. Continue reading
Quebec anglophone organization says province is ‘intruding on community rights’
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
The organization claims the province is not seeking input from the community before it makes big political decisions. Continue reading
James Shea, advocate for Quebec’s English-speaking community, dies
The Aylmer, Que., native was a former teacher, school principal and school board administrator. Continue reading
Quebec education minister reiterates ‘no room for interpretation’ about abolishing school boards
Quebec’s Education Minister reiterated there is “no room for interpretation” when it comes to the government’s plan to abolish school boards. Continue reading