Survey: anglophones and francophones disagree on if French language is well-protected

A survey conducted for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Quebec Community Groups Network shows that anglophones and francophones have different views when it comes to questions like whether the French language is well protected.

CTV News

Canada France

Quebec

World News
Short URL

Latest News

USA Today: Dziagwa helps Oklahoma State snap losing streak

Daily Mail: Video: Shocking moment high school girls brawl and stomp on student's head

WashingtonPost: Alex Ovechkin helps Capitals bounce back against Kings as up-and-down trip points up again

NewYorkTimes: What’s on TV Tuesday: ‘At Home With Amy Sedaris’ and ‘The Breaker Upperers’

FOX: Pakistan asks UN to help defuse tensions with India

FOX: China auto sales fall in January for eighth month

FOX: China, Iran meet amid efforts to preserve nuclear deal

FOX: College lacrosse player sidelined because no helmet fits his head

Daily Mail: New Jersey police officer leaves first-time pregnant server a $100 tip on a $9 check

Daily Mail: Shocking moment high school girls stomp on a student’s head - with one pulling out a SCREWDRIVER

Daily Mail: Read from breakfast to bedtime: A blissfully bookish stay at Britain's only residential library

Daily Mail: Ruler of the waves: From Singapore to Phuket on Star Clipper

Daily Mail: A Caribbean love affair: Antigua will bowl you over

Daily Mail: Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable recalls his holidays of a lifetime

Daily Mail: Celebrate Leonardo Da Vinci's 500th anniversary in Milan

Daily Mail: Exclusive for MoS readers: Discover Gerald Durrell's Corfu with his wife Lee

Daily Mail: Holland's Efteling theme park is gloriously dotty over Christmas

Daily Mail: An Inspector Calls... Kimpton Fitzroy London is a pricey hotel that needs time to find its niche

Daily Mail: Sunrise newsreader Natalie Barr rocks a permed mullet in a high school throwback photo from 1985

Daily Mail: Ilkay Gundogan says Man City will only become a top team when they win the Champions League

CNBC: Two of the top five most active corporate VCs last year were Chinese

CTV News: Scientist who popularized term 'global warming' dies at 87

13 Related Articles from 2018-03-06

Assignment containing N-word removed after parents complain. A Quebec publishing house says it has removed a French grammar assignment that contained a racial slur. >>

Brigitte Macron goes from casual to glam during Quebec visit with husband Emmanuel. The French first lady, 65, and Emmanuel, 40, are currently in La Malbaie, Quebec, for the G7. On Friday, Brigitte started out with a casual look before changing into an elegant purple-blue dress. >>

C Series on the agenda as Couillard heads to France. At the invitation of French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard is set to take off on Monday for a five-day trip to France. >>

CAQ immigration plan sets 3-year deadline on learning French, passing values test. Leader Francois Legault says ensuring more people "integrate" into Quebec's cultural and labour force will be good for the province, but other parties are critical of the plan. >>

Celine Dion celebrates her 50th birthday with cute throwback snaps showing her singing as a child. The French-Canadian superstar, who hails from Quebec, has enjoyed a nearly 40-year professional career, as shots of her singing as a child and in her early teens show. >>

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer to appear on popular Quebec TV show. Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is breaking with party tradition by agreeing to appear on a popular French-language TV program that traditionally garners bumper ratings. >>

LIVE NOW: Quebec premier, French president speaks >>

National Gallery will sell Chagall piece even if it doesn't get its replacement. The director of the National Gallery of Canada says he will sell a Marc Chagall painting even if two Quebec museums get the money to purchase the same French painting he's targeting. >>

People should have minimal knowledge of French to be able to stay in Quebec: poll. A survey conducted for two nationalist groups in Quebec suggests about three-quarters of Quebecers believe people should have a minimum knowledge of French to be allowed to stay in the province. >>

Quebec co-op celebrates camembert win over France at world championship. A Quebec co-operative is savouring sweet victories at the World Championship Cheese Contest, including a win for best camembert that has left a bitter taste in France. >>

Quebec language watchdog rules 'le' or 'la trampoline' are both fine. After a lengthy research process, Quebec's language watchdog says the word "trampoline," which in French is most often considered a masculine noun, can also be used with the feminine definite article "la." >>

Quebec will grant French painting heritage status, bringing saga to an end. Quebec Culture Minister Marie Montpetit announced Monday the province has issued a notice of intent to have Saint Jerome Hears the Trumpet of the Last Judgment, by French artist Jacques‑Louis David, classified as a heritage document. >>

Racially charged term from '90s textbook used in Grade 6 assignment. Educators in Quebec are under fire after two students found a pejorative French term for black people in a Grade 6 assignment, which a textbook-maker says has been in use for over 20 years. >>

CTV News: Survey: anglophones and francophones disagree on if French language is well-protected

Latest News

13 Related Articles from 2018-03-06