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MP Lambropoulos champions English rights in face of BQ and French media attacks - Vimarsana News

MP Lambropoulos champions English rights in face of BQ and French media attacks

St. Laurent MP Emmanuella Lambropoulos robustly championed minority rights compromised by Bill 96 before the Official Languages Committee of the House of Commons. Her comments led to Bloc Québécois MP

St.Laurent's Lambropoulos champions English rights in face of BQ and French media attacks - Vimarsana News

St.Laurent's Lambropoulos champions English rights in face of BQ and French media attacks

St. Laurent MP Emmanuella Lambropoulos robustly championed minority rights compromised by Bill 96 before the Official Languages Committee of the House of Commons. Her comments led to Bloc Québécois MP

MPs defeat Bill 96 amendments to Official Languages Act - Vimarsana News

MPs defeat Bill 96 amendments to Official Languages Act

MPs on the Official Languages Committee joined to defeat Bloc Québécois and Conservative-proposed amendments to a "modernized" Official Languages Act, Bill C-13.

Afrikaans under threat despite there being 7.4 million Afrikaans speakers in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Afrikaans under threat despite there being 7.4 million Afrikaans speakers in South Africa

The Constitution guarantees people’s rights to use the language of their choice but the Khampepe report on Stellenbosch University and the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill undermines this

Source: mg.co.za
From outsider to insider: Kris Austin on the year he went mainstream - Vimarsana News

From outsider to insider: Kris Austin on the year he went mainstream

Kris Austin says he has not changed, but the politics surrounding him have — and he believes they’re moving in his direction.

Source: cbc.ca