The federal government is trying to attract more French speakers to Canada. The move is part of Ottawa’s policy to strengthen Canada’s minority languages. The five-year plan also aims to increase funding for English-speaking Quebecers. But as Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports, politicians and community groups are concerned.
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Quebec’s English-speaking minority community to get federal funding
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