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About 20 per cent of the $1.4 billion over five years that Ottawa is adding to its action plan on official languages will support English in Quebec, the federal government said on the same day that third reading debate begins on Bill C-13 to modernize the Official Languages Act.
The plan says Canada aims to recruit from Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.
It "ruptures the equality of English and French," says Colin Standish, leader of the Canadian Party of Quebec.
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Countries around the world have been scrambling to airlift their citizens out of Sudan, which has spiralled into chaos amid fierce fighting between two rival generals
François Legault is already playing nice with Justin Trudeau, and attacks on the CBC aren’t helping, Chantal Hébert writes.