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Opinion: With a critical eye, I voted for Bill C-13. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Opinion: With a critical eye, I voted for Bill C-13. Here's why

The stream of commentary around federal legislation to modernize the Official Languages Act has fed much public confusion.

Local Acadian Communities Expected to Benefit from Federal Commitments to Official Languages - Vimarsana News

Local Acadian Communities Expected to Benefit from Federal Commitments to Official Languages

There are some local implications of a new bill passed in the House of Commons recently that modernizes the Official Languages Act.  Bill C-13 also recognizes that French is the only official language in Canada that is under threat and needs protection in federal work places. Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway…

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PQ 'our main vehicle in Quebec', Bloc leader says at party congress - Vimarsana News

PQ 'our main vehicle in Quebec', Bloc leader says at party congress

Delegates gave Yves-François Blanchet a vote of confidence of 97.25 per cent.

Liberal MP Housefather could face long-term blowback for voting against own party - Vimarsana News

Liberal MP Housefather could face long-term blowback for voting against own party

“He’s likely to get away with it, but that doesn't mean there will not be long-term consequences for his career — in terms of promotion, of becoming a minister,” political scientist says.

Liberal MP Housefather could face 'consequences' for voting against own party on languages law - Vimarsana News

Liberal MP Housefather could face 'consequences' for voting against own party on languages law

“He’s likely to get away with it, but that doesn't mean there will not be long-term consequences for his career — in terms of promotion, of becoming a minister,” political scientist says.