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Keith Spicer, Canada's Offbeat Envoy of Reconciliation, Dies at 89 - Vimarsana News

Keith Spicer, Canada's Offbeat Envoy of Reconciliation, Dies at 89

As the country’s first commissioner of official languages, he oversaw a dual-language mandate. He later led a task force to listen to Canadians’ complaints.

Hampstead launches legal action against Bill 96 - Vimarsana News

Hampstead launches legal action against Bill 96

The Town of Hampstead council, which opted not to join 23 municipalities in their recent lawsuit against Quebec’s language law Bill 96, unanimously voted Monday Aug. 28 to launch its

English CEGEPs starting to feel the weight of French-language law reform in Quebec - Vimarsana News

English CEGEPs starting to feel the weight of French-language law reform in Quebec

This year is like none other before due to the significant changes brought on by the province's new Law 14, stemming from Bill 96, which was passed by the Legault government in May 2022 with the aim of protecting the French language.

Source: cbc.ca
Justice Fund announces gift to York U for Black & Indigenous students' arts education - Vimarsana News

Justice Fund announces gift to York U for Black & Indigenous students' arts education

$100,000 Justice Fund Bursaries to York U will financially support 14 Black & Indigenous students' arts education this fall

Source: yorku.ca
Percentage of French speakers in N.B. rises from 2016 but down from historic high - New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Percentage of French speakers in N.B. rises from 2016 but down from historic high - New Brunswick

French speakers made up 41.9 per cent of New Brunswick's population in 2021, which is nearly identical to numbers seen in 1991, but still lower than the all-time recorded high.