Appearing six times a year, the Network News informs our partners and stakeholders as well as members of Quebec’s English-speaking community about the latest activities, news, and views of the Quebec Community Groups Network.
DASHBOARD TO MEASURE FRENCH MAY HAVE SERIOUS FLAW
The Quebec government's Plan pour la langue française has finally arrived, several months later than anticipated with comparatively little added to what it was already known to contain:
- recommendations on finding more French-speaking immigrants and beefing up resources for francization programs;
- promising legislation within a year to make Québécois cultural products more visible on digital platforms like Spotify or Netflix;
- discriminatory increases in tuition [...]
QCGN AND COMMUNITY SEEK COMMON CAUSE WITH FELLOW QUEBECERS
Next Thursday, the Quebec Community Groups Network, along with our partners The Montreal Gazette and the Fondation Notre Home Foundation, will host a bilingual conference focused on the future of the French language in Quebec. Our objective is to provide an opportunity to look toward the future, to work in partnership with fellow Quebecers of all languages, and to work together to try to identify possible solutions to the issues and challenges to achieve a better linguistic "vivre ensemble" in Quebec.
QCGN and community find common cause with fellow Quebecers
QCGN will remain relentless as we move into the New Year
Senate must examine constitutional effects of Bill C-13
Community intervenes to prevent deep cuts at the Montreal Gazette
QCGN leading charge against looming threat to official bilingualism in Canada
A time of deep transformation
English-speaking Quebec is indeed at a crossroads
It has been an honour to lead the QCGN at this crucial crossroads
We hear Premier Legault's hostile and inhospitale message loud and clear
The changing face of the Quebec Community Groups Network
Bill 96 retains attention of QCGN as English-speaking Quebecers worry about their rights and the vitality of their communities
Community Shares Concerns and Expectations with Minister Weil.