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Quebec English speakers brace as major provisions of language law come into effect - Vimarsana News

Quebec English speakers brace as major provisions of language law come into effect

Thursday, major provisions of the new law take effect across the province, ones that could have tangible effects on people's everyday lives and which have stoked anxiety in English-speaking and bilingual communities, that a delicate balance they've reached could falter.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec English speakers brace as major provisions of language law come into effect - Vimarsana News

Quebec English speakers brace as major provisions of language law come into effect

'The next six months or or one year will be crucial. Bill 96 will become much more concrete,' says McGill prof

Letters to the editor: $190 million in bonuses for civil servants 'a gross insult to taxpayers' - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor: $190 million in bonuses for civil servants 'a gross insult to taxpayers'

Readers speak out on the issues of the day, including civil service performance, and proper teaching attire

Sculpt snow while you still can - Sherbrooke Record - Vimarsana News

Sculpt snow while you still can - Sherbrooke Record

A small group of volunteers got together in Lennoxville’s Square Queen over the weekend to prepare 14 columns of snow for public carving.

Municipal candidates vow to protect English services in Sherbrooke's only bilingual borough - Vimarsana News

Municipal candidates vow to protect English services in Sherbrooke's only bilingual borough

The three candidates vying to become Lennoxville's next borough president will have to convince voters' they're the best suited for preserving the district's bilingual status.

Source: cbc.ca