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Teacher killed in knife attack at French school 'after suspect shouted Allahu Akhbar' - Vimarsana News

Teacher killed in knife attack at French school 'after suspect shouted Allahu Akhbar'

A teacher has been stabbed to death and two others seriously injured after a knife-wielding assailant shouted “Allahu Akbar” as he attacked a school in northern France, it has been reported.

Source: aol.com
Quebec announces it will nearly double university tuition fees for out-of-province students - Vimarsana News

Quebec announces it will nearly double university tuition fees for out-of-province students

Starting next year, fees for Canadians from other provinces will jump from just under $9,000 to around $17,000, Quebec Minister of Higher Education Pascale Déry said

Being multilingual has several benefits, says ABSU don - Vimarsana News

Being multilingual has several benefits, says ABSU don

A Professor of French Language and Translational Studies, Kate Ndukauba, says being bilingual or multilingual has several benefits in human existence.

Algeria forces Francophone schools to adopt Arabic curriculum but says all languages are welcome - Vimarsana News

Algeria forces Francophone schools to adopt Arabic curriculum but says all languages are welcome

Amid broad debate about French language's place in France's former African colonies, Algeria is denying that efforts to force Francophone private schools to adopt the country's national curriculum constitute hostility toward French. Education Minister Abdelkrim Belabed said that no languages were being “targeted” in Algeria and noted that multilingualism was among the education system's major achievements. Algeria has more French speakers than all but two nations — France itself and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Source: yahoo.com
Despite language law's seemingly drastic consequences, Quebec still open for business: Lavery lawyer - Vimarsana News

Despite language law's seemingly drastic consequences, Quebec still open for business: Lavery lawyer

David Tournier discusses how commercial lawyers are adapting to Bill 96