@yannislaurin5438 Hello! Quebec is part of Canada with the Bills of Rights. Also Quebecers don't want to separate. Second without the 14 billions transfer payments, Quebec deficit will increase to 30 billion deficit. Wake the fu€k up!
It's even worse now since you left. No body has any business approaching you when you are talking to someone in public and tell you to stop speaking English. This happens very often and this is because of the goverment's policies that are being misinterpreted by individuals.
Gimme a break. Quebec was carrying this country economically long before Toronto became a business hub in the 80s, and before anyone even cared about the Western provinces. Ignorance and poor schooling on display.
@@Frithonor you remind me of baghdad bob-----quebec has received equalization payments since their inception in 1957 and was always a .poor province-----i must thank you though for giving us here at the history faculty a really good laugh
@@camerocarLmao Québec is the second biggest economy of Canada. We have less poverty than any province but keep showing you don't know what you're talking about.
@@yannislaurin5438 No kidding you do lol. With all the handouts you guys get, Quebec should look better than Disney Land. Please try to sell the bridges to Justin, not to us.
I am a Canadian who came from Hong Kong. I met an Anglophone who lived in Quebec while on vacation. He told me briefly that Quebec was seeking to make English an unofficial language, etc. Then, I didn't quite understand the issue and probably I still don't fully. Hence, thanks to your posted discussion here on TH-cam. On the provision of health and medical services, and linking them to specific language speakers, while denying them to others who don't speak the specific language, is wrong. It also violates certain medical ethics, too. Besides, people who think of making laws and regulations to coerce compliance are the Rule By Law totalitarians, similar to the ccp. No. Canada is and should be a Rule Of Law country. That's why I came. And I have pledged to defend that.
I can understand your confusion... ESPECIALLY since it's the inverse. As being part of Canada, both English and French are official languages. The problem is that Quebec has a not withstanding clause which means they have a certain amount of autonomy and power from the Federal level (i.e. they can ignore certain measures handed down by Ottawa and create their own laws even if it runs counter to Canadian Federal Laws).
@stephaniehotchkiss9027 I do reckon that there are several distinct societies in Canada. However, we need to be careful about the application of such notwithstanding clauses. It isn't just noncompliance with laws, but more importantly, the principles and spirit of these laws. If not, we may become an extinct society.
@yannislaurin5438 Yes, as a general statement, people need to follow the laws. However, whether a law or laws deserve respect, that's another issue. In meaningfully democratic countries, again, as a general statement, laws are often enacted to protect and enhance the rights of its citizens and individuals, especially those enshrined in the constitution, which in turn comprises the values, principles, and spirit upon which the countries were founded. Often, such laws limit the power of the state and government and protect the people and citizens from undue harm and unjust suppression from the state and government. This is Rule Of Law. Rule By Law happens when the state and government limit unnecessarily, unreasonably, and unconstitutionally the rights of its people and citizens. As such, the power of the state and government can become overwhelming. Distinct society status and exception clauses notwithstanding, power and authority need to be exercised wisely, not expediently, not without restrains, and certainly not injudiciously.
The lie is that we’re a bilingual country. If a francophone needed emergency services in almost anywhere else in Canada (minus big cities) they would have trouble being served in French, because outside of Quebec and NB there really are very few Francophones. Naturally we need services for English speakers in QB, especially since many non anglophones speak it as a lingua franca. The Francophones do have a point that if they don’t take measures their language will eventually disappear- the question is whether that is inevitable… and if their petty language policies will only serve to further alienate them from all non Quebecois
All these attacks on the English language is NOT about some perceived threat to the French language, but is intended to "encourage" remaining Anglos to LEAVE the province. They claim that the Anglos receive better treatment than Francophone minorities in other provinces, but the Quebec Anglos helped BUILD this province!
hard to find an Anglo willing to tell it the way it is. All the others have abandoned ship or have decided to lay down and die. Gone are the strong descendants of Anglos from 1774. Some of my ancestors came to Quebec from France in 1632, but I'm not considered "pure laine" Even though my heritage built this province, the Quebec of the future doesn't deserve my descendants.
I left Montreal in 1990 because I was second class citizen nobody would hire me even to wash dishes. And was mistreated verbally. I felt like I left as a refugee in my own country. And I’m happy I did
Bonjour / Hi / Ney Ho / Chào, if you force me to speak in French, I won’t speak to people at shopping centres anymore, it’s over, forever (yi hao yune). Merci / Thanks / Thank You / 多謝/ Cám Ơn.
I grew up in Montreal, but I've learned French without speaking, if you force me to speak in French, I won’t speak to people at shopping centres anymore, it’s over, forever (yi hao yune). Merci / Thanks / Thank You / 多謝 / Cám Ơn.
It's worse now than before. You cannot speak English even in public with your friends. If someone hears you, they may tell you to stop speaking English. This is a violation of your rights.
I got singled out when I called for my Families first Covid vaccines. Well my last name is Castagnier & that was an issue so I informed the lady that “ wait “ I am both English & French , “wait” black & white & “wait” brown & gray and I hoped that she had enough info. so that we could get an appointment in English my Mother tongue. Was given side eyes in the clinic when my mothers maiden name ( Hemond ) came up in the questioning all in English. Sad just sad 😢
Geezuz - this is happening in Canada? I would think these rights for language speakers would go both ways... None of the people alive now really have any connection to the issues that drove Francophones in the past. It's like taking a political game out of the closet for the kids to play and it's really just kind of dumb. These are supposed to be adults? If they are going to be ignorant for no reason I suggest you give them something real to whine about! MPOX is coming, you had better get this figured out.
Fine, if this is a bilingual country, show me how easy it is for me to get government documents or services offered to me in French in all of the provinces and territories. Otherwise the *reality* is that Canada is a primarily English-speaking country with tiny little pockets of French speakers scattered everywhere, but MOST of them in Quebec. More ignorance and poor schooling on display.
I think that it's time for a strong federal government and explain to the provincial governments the law is the law and if you want to change the law a national referendum must be held. The leader of the day can't change the laws of the past without the voice of the people.
Please can you speak about how now the Order Of Nurses in Quebec are not offering courses in English and also how the Health Care section is also doing the same So many healthcare works speak and understand French enough to work but when it comes to mandatory courses we must have complete understanding and I feel that for Quebec to go this far is not in the best interest of pt care. I told the Order of nurses that its not the time for me to be improving on my French during a course. They told me to go on line and find courses in Toronto if I really wanted to have complete understanding The Order also sent me a letter to address My complaint which I stated when I spoke to them that it was not a complaint but a fact. This is effecting healthcare. Please help us. Thank you for speaking so positive about healthcare workers
I'll say it french is a useless language that we all hate being forced to learn in school. It serves no purpose. Who on the world stage gives even half a crp about french?
Can you speak in hyperboles much? 0 purpose? absolutely none? You can't even think of a single one? I can think of about 15. You're just being bad faithed and purposefully ignorant and hateful.
When politicians unleash “snitches” and legally sanctify this mentality they are crossing a dangerous line. I have lost so much respect that I once had for Legault. This is so dangerous and insulting to everyone’s humanity. Absolutely disgraceful.
Im french Canadien and 2024 we have that war on SPEAKING ISSUE ??? when I was 16 1965 I was living in Ochalaga Maisonneuve all french people was poor And one day I cross on the ouest side of Mtl. I was lost BUT I WAS SURPRISE THEY TALC ENGLISH nobody could understand me ! and we the french was the shep laber of the Jude rich people
I grew up in SW Ontario, the Detroit River was usually a point of humor for us on the Canadian side De troit, Detroit River, kinda redundant. I was learning French right up until I got to grade two. I could almost string sentences together, then I had to learn about the structural composition, so I could be a formal speaker, if I wanted. Turns out, men are superior in the French language, well, I'm not okay with that. Like I said, I got to grade two and not only was composition and grammar now the focus, but on the wall was a copy of the Charter. I could not read at the time. I know right? I was in a different school in each of those three years, early '90's, no jobs, poor, had to keep moving around the county looking for cheaper places. Needless to say, the education system was not going to have a kid in grade two who couldn't read, so my entire family was recruited to do the job the education system failed to do. Mom couldn't, won't get in to why, where was dad, grandparents and aunts and uncles and cousins were the only ones who could help. Once I figured out how equal and democratic English was, it was not hard to figure out what ing, ed, 's, s, s', 've, tion, sion, ia, ai, ea, ae, and all the other bits and pieces meant. So I decided I needed to practice my reading. Looking around the classroom, I found lots and lots of children's books, with very simple words like apple ball and cat. Those were not challenging enough to practice on, in my mind. There was a dictionary, but that only helped me if I knew the word I wanted defined already. I picked the Charter to practice on. "Ameliorate" was one of my favorite words in it at the time, today it is "whereas". If Quebec would simply ratify the Charter, and admit that speaking French is a disadvantage, because it is, the language issue would evaporate with the amelioration of the conditions of disadvantaged individuals or groups. But pride is a sin and we need the rebel as much as we need the hero. Tragic comedy.
We need to split this province in two. We've known this for 50 years and nothing really has changed except that the PQ fills legal holes periodically to prevent this from happening. Without the Federal government stepping in and helping the English population, nothing is going to change. We've been under this fascist regime for a very long time.. they use fear, threats, warped and slanted history and outdated laws to keep this terrible situation going. Millions have left, but many would love to come home. An 11th province that guarantees equality, bilingualism, freedom of choice and a welcoming future is what is so desperately needed. We are blocked on all levels... federal, provincial and municipal... maybe the United Nations should step in because Trudeau won't even discuss it.
Quebec is French English people have always been discriminated against in Quebec. If you want bilingual, move to the bilingual province New Brunswick. Let Quebec have their silly province
Thank you but I’m English, was born here in Quebec, lived my whole life here, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, own a home, and contribute to society in positive ways. I’m not going to just capitulate and move because some elected prick is trying to take away all my rights.
Canada’s two official languages aren’t the issue, it’s the Quebec politicians that want to control everything inside the province of Quebec and not follow the same rules and laws as all other provinces. Here in NB being bilingual doesn’t effect the culture of the people in each community wither Anglophone or French, they continue to do their own thing without impeding on each other to change the language, they do what they want within the guidelines of bilingualism and respect each other’s boundaries.
This is an insult to the province of Quebec because it incorrectly presents an image of the French people as small minded and vengeful. The vast majority of Francophones are beautiful kind people who find these ridiculous policies cringe worthy.
The beautiful kind people who find these policies cringeworth do not stand up and say these policies are cringe worthy, wrong, vengeful, spiteful and vile. They are not beautiful kind people. They've been intimidated by the vile hatefilled faction.
@@Alaska-yg3uj Meanwhile the beautiful people allow the vengeful spiteful faction to insult 1 million citizens. And you are complicit in declaring this article is "an insult to Quebec". Quebeckers could never blame themselves for allowing the yoke of the Catholic church to define them, and now they are failing to stop the vindictive, immoral undercurrent from defining them.
health services in English? how about 911 call in English..in Sainte Agathe, this past weekend..and only being spoken to in French...then the person actually hung up on us...Sainte Agathe hospital ONLY in FRENCH..this is not a laughing matter ..anymore
Time for a pre Election and get Legault and trolls out of office and on an Island in Gaspe...they should be happy in there little French Colony of Seperatists and Poutine choices....LOL
The federal government must reduce or stop the billion dollar transfers to Quebec!
Turdo won't do such a thing because he needs to brown nose the Kebekos in order to win the elections
@@JimMaisonneuve-ri9vg How about you stop crying because Québec is a franco province?
@yannislaurin5438
Hello! Quebec is part of Canada with the Bills of Rights. Also Quebecers don't want to separate. Second without the 14 billions transfer payments, Quebec deficit will increase to 30 billion deficit.
Wake the fu€k up!
@@yannislaurin5438 yannis, you’re arguing with a lot of people on your social media
Language, never ending language! That's one big reason I moved out of Quebec in 1970.
I feel the exact same. I moved in 2006 when I was 21
It's even worse now since you left. No body has any business approaching you when you are talking to someone in public and tell you to stop speaking English. This happens very often and this is because of the goverment's policies that are being misinterpreted by individuals.
and yet if english canada stopped giving equalization payments to quebec their standard of living would plummet---let 'em separate---good riddance
Gimme a break. Quebec was carrying this country economically long before Toronto became a business hub in the 80s, and before anyone even cared about the Western provinces. Ignorance and poor schooling on display.
@@Frithonor you remind me of baghdad bob-----quebec has received equalization payments since their inception in 1957 and was always a .poor province-----i must thank you though for giving us here at the history faculty a really good laugh
@@camerocarLmao Québec is the second biggest economy of Canada. We have less poverty than any province but keep showing you don't know what you're talking about.
@@yannislaurin5438 then why are you getting welfare from english canada???
@@yannislaurin5438 No kidding you do lol. With all the handouts you guys get, Quebec should look better than Disney Land. Please try to sell the bridges to Justin, not to us.
I am a Canadian who came from Hong Kong. I met an Anglophone who lived in Quebec while on vacation. He told me briefly that Quebec was seeking to make English an unofficial language, etc.
Then, I didn't quite understand the issue and probably I still don't fully. Hence, thanks to your posted discussion here on TH-cam.
On the provision of health and medical services, and linking them to specific language speakers, while denying them to others who don't speak the specific language, is wrong. It also violates certain medical ethics, too.
Besides, people who think of making laws and regulations to coerce compliance are the Rule By Law totalitarians, similar to the ccp.
No. Canada is and should be a Rule Of Law country. That's why I came. And I have pledged to defend that.
I can understand your confusion... ESPECIALLY since it's the inverse. As being part of Canada, both English and French are official languages. The problem is that Quebec has a not withstanding clause which means they have a certain amount of autonomy and power from the Federal level (i.e. they can ignore certain measures handed down by Ottawa and create their own laws even if it runs counter to Canadian Federal Laws).
@stephaniehotchkiss9027 I do reckon that there are several distinct societies in Canada. However, we need to be careful about the application of such notwithstanding clauses. It isn't just noncompliance with laws, but more importantly, the principles and spirit of these laws. If not, we may become an extinct society.
Imagine comparing Québec to China because you don't like laws you have to respect. Typical english paranoia
@yannislaurin5438 Yes, as a general statement, people need to follow the laws. However, whether a law or laws deserve respect, that's another issue.
In meaningfully democratic countries, again, as a general statement, laws are often enacted to protect and enhance the rights of its citizens and individuals, especially those enshrined in the constitution, which in turn comprises the values, principles, and spirit upon which the countries were founded.
Often, such laws limit the power of the state and government and protect the people and citizens from undue harm and unjust suppression from the state and government.
This is Rule Of Law.
Rule By Law happens when the state and government limit unnecessarily, unreasonably, and unconstitutionally the rights of its people and citizens. As such, the power of the state and government can become overwhelming.
Distinct society status and exception clauses notwithstanding, power and authority need to be exercised wisely, not expediently, not without restrains, and certainly not injudiciously.
The lie is that we’re a bilingual country. If a francophone needed emergency services in almost anywhere else in Canada (minus big cities) they would have trouble being served in French, because outside of Quebec and NB there really are very few Francophones. Naturally we need services for English speakers in QB, especially since many non anglophones speak it as a lingua franca. The Francophones do have a point that if they don’t take measures their language will eventually disappear- the question is whether that is inevitable… and if their petty language policies will only serve to further alienate them from all non Quebecois
All these attacks on the English language is NOT about some perceived threat to the French language, but is intended to "encourage" remaining Anglos to LEAVE the province. They claim that the Anglos receive better treatment than Francophone minorities in other provinces, but the Quebec Anglos helped BUILD this province!
And the francos did not in the other provinces? What a bad argument
@@yannislaurin5438if it weren't for the English Quebec would have been in the toilet a long time ago
Et les Acadiens ? Souviens-toi...
La France "possédait" les 2/3 de l'Amérique du Nord...
hard to find an Anglo willing to tell it the way it is. All the others have abandoned ship or have decided to lay down and die. Gone are the strong descendants of Anglos from 1774. Some of my ancestors came to Quebec from France in 1632, but I'm not considered "pure laine" Even though my heritage built this province, the Quebec of the future doesn't deserve my descendants.
I left Montreal in 1990 because I was second class citizen nobody would hire me even to wash dishes. And was mistreated verbally. I felt like I left as a refugee in my own country. And I’m happy I did
Nothing has changed. In fact it is worse.
Bonjour / Hi / Ney Ho / Chào, if you force me to speak in French, I won’t speak to people at shopping centres anymore, it’s over, forever (yi hao yune). Merci / Thanks / Thank You / 多謝/ Cám Ơn.
I grew up in Montreal, but I've learned French without speaking, if you force me to speak in French, I won’t speak to people at shopping centres anymore, it’s over, forever (yi hao yune). Merci / Thanks / Thank You / 多謝 / Cám Ơn.
中文 🀄️
Kong 中文 / Nói Tiếng Việt (parler chinois : cantonais / parler vietnamien. Speak Chinese / Vietnamese) .
@@-wil2013 Kong 中文 / Nói Tiếng Việt.
God, am I glad I got the HELL out of there ! Since 1979.
It's worse now than before. You cannot speak English even in public with your friends. If someone hears you, they may tell you to stop speaking English. This is a violation of your rights.
OK, so you are out of Quebec, but. where are you now?
Thank you
I got singled out when I called for my Families first Covid vaccines. Well my last name is Castagnier & that was an issue so I informed the lady that “ wait “ I am both English & French , “wait” black & white & “wait” brown & gray and I hoped that she had enough info. so that we could get an appointment in English my Mother tongue. Was given side eyes in the clinic when my mothers maiden name ( Hemond ) came up in the questioning all in English. Sad just sad 😢
It's a willful and pointed "I don't care" in CAQ jargon.
Dehors la CAQ, bylat!
Quebec needs to get over themselves. The most ridiculous people.
Says the canadians. Did you forget that the queen is rotting now?
@@yannislaurin5438 huh? What has the Queen got to do with it?
@@Lizwindsor Imagine calling us ridiculous while being americans 2.0
@@yannislaurin5438 who is American 2.0?
@@yannislaurin5438 who is americans 2.0?
Geezuz - this is happening in Canada? I would think these rights for language speakers would go both ways... None of the people alive now really have any connection to the issues that drove Francophones in the past. It's like taking a political game out of the closet for the kids to play and it's really just kind of dumb. These are supposed to be adults? If they are going to be ignorant for no reason I suggest you give them something real to whine about! MPOX is coming, you had better get this figured out.
Liberty, Egalite, Fraternite, isn’t that what the French are all about?
Yeah in France but look at how the country looks like now...
In France, yes, because that's their motto. France has exactly nothing to do with Quebec.
@@Frithonor "ignorance and poor schooling on display....ignorance and poor schooling on display"
Could you repeat that, Jacques?
If this is a bilingual country?! Then why isn’t it bilingual in Quebec?!
Hypocrites.
Chaos by design.
Because it's not a bilingual country.
Fine, if this is a bilingual country, show me how easy it is for me to get government documents or services offered to me in French in all of the provinces and territories. Otherwise the *reality* is that Canada is a primarily English-speaking country with tiny little pockets of French speakers scattered everywhere, but MOST of them in Quebec. More ignorance and poor schooling on display.
Let them separate already.
I think that it's time for a strong federal government and explain to the provincial governments the law is the law and if you want to change the law a national referendum must be held. The leader of the day can't change the laws of the past without the voice of the people.
Please can you speak about how now the Order Of Nurses in Quebec are not offering courses in English and also how the Health Care section is also doing the same So many healthcare works speak and understand French enough to work but when it comes to mandatory courses we must have complete understanding and I feel that for Quebec to go this far is not in the best interest of pt care. I told the Order of nurses that its not the time for me to be improving on my French during a course. They told me to go on line and find courses in Toronto if I really wanted to have complete understanding The Order also sent me a letter to address My complaint which I stated when I spoke to them that it was not a complaint but a fact. This is effecting healthcare. Please help us. Thank you for speaking so positive about healthcare workers
I'll say it french is a useless language that we all hate being forced to learn in school.
It serves no purpose. Who on the world stage gives even half a crp about french?
Can you speak in hyperboles much? 0 purpose? absolutely none? You can't even think of a single one? I can think of about 15. You're just being bad faithed and purposefully ignorant and hateful.
The victimization card is pretty lame in 2024...
When politicians unleash “snitches” and legally sanctify this mentality they are crossing a dangerous line. I have lost so much respect that I once had for Legault. This is so dangerous and insulting to everyone’s humanity. Absolutely disgraceful.
Im french Canadien and 2024 we have that war on SPEAKING ISSUE ??? when I was 16 1965 I was living in Ochalaga Maisonneuve all french people was poor And one day I cross on the ouest side of Mtl. I was lost BUT I WAS SURPRISE THEY TALC ENGLISH nobody could understand me ! and we the french was the shep laber of the Jude rich people
amazing the poor Native has to fallow the laws of Sqatters on thier land
Quebec is a debtor province. It only exists because Alberta gives them transfer payments.
Lmao Québec existed before Alberta. What a stupid comment
Isn't this a violation of the hypocratic oath?
but not the hippocratic one...
@@amadeusendymion1272 🧐
VOTE OCTOBER 2026 VOTE 2026 OCTOBER 2026 2026 !!! 2026 !!! VOTE !!!
I grew up in SW Ontario, the Detroit River was usually a point of humor for us on the Canadian side
De troit, Detroit River, kinda redundant.
I was learning French right up until I got to grade two. I could almost string sentences together, then I had to learn about the structural composition, so I could be a formal speaker, if I wanted. Turns out, men are superior in the French language, well, I'm not okay with that. Like I said, I got to grade two and not only was composition and grammar now the focus, but on the wall was a copy of the Charter.
I could not read at the time. I know right? I was in a different school in each of those three years, early '90's, no jobs, poor, had to keep moving around the county looking for cheaper places.
Needless to say, the education system was not going to have a kid in grade two who couldn't read, so my entire family was recruited to do the job the education system failed to do. Mom couldn't, won't get in to why, where was dad, grandparents and aunts and uncles and cousins were the only ones who could help.
Once I figured out how equal and democratic English was, it was not hard to figure out what ing, ed, 's, s, s', 've, tion, sion, ia, ai, ea, ae, and all the other bits and pieces meant. So I decided I needed to practice my reading.
Looking around the classroom, I found lots and lots of children's books, with very simple words like apple ball and cat. Those were not challenging enough to practice on, in my mind. There was a dictionary, but that only helped me if I knew the word I wanted defined already.
I picked the Charter to practice on. "Ameliorate" was one of my favorite words in it at the time, today it is "whereas".
If Quebec would simply ratify the Charter, and admit that speaking French is a disadvantage, because it is, the language issue would evaporate with the amelioration of the conditions of disadvantaged individuals or groups.
But pride is a sin and we need the rebel as much as we need the hero. Tragic comedy.
Double standards.
Hypocrisy.
Pathetic how Canadians bow down to this nonsense.
LAWS FOR THEE BUT NOT FOR ME.
Stop all Transfer payments to Quebec.
racist Quebec because of thier own short comings
We need to split this province in two. We've known this for 50 years and nothing really has changed except that the PQ fills legal holes periodically to prevent this from happening.
Without the Federal government stepping in and helping the English population, nothing is going to change. We've been under this fascist regime for a very long time.. they use fear, threats, warped and slanted history and outdated laws to keep this terrible situation going. Millions have left, but many would love to come home.
An 11th province that guarantees equality, bilingualism, freedom of choice and a welcoming future is what is so desperately needed.
We are blocked on all levels... federal, provincial and municipal... maybe the United Nations should step in because Trudeau won't even discuss it.
What a bunch of whiners
racist francophones
Delusional racist anglophones crying that Québec is a franco province😂
Xenophobic anglos calling francos "racist" because they are making sure that english is not overtaking Québec😂
Oh yeah francos are "racist" because they are making sure that french wich is the official language is used. Cry more with ur entitlement
Say the racist anglos who can't accept that Québec is a franco province. Keep crying that we don't let you anglicize Qc
Tell me how having to use french in a franco provincr make us "racist"? You don't know what is racism
Ive always wanted to visit Quebec. Im 60 .you have a terrible reputation.....
??😯
Subliminal lol
Quebec is French
English people have always been discriminated against in Quebec.
If you want bilingual, move to the bilingual province New Brunswick.
Let Quebec have their silly province
Thank you but I’m English, was born here in Quebec, lived my whole life here, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, own a home, and contribute to society in positive ways. I’m not going to just capitulate and move because some elected prick is trying to take away all my rights.
@@marmantole Nobody who lives in Sweden thinks of speaking Swedish as "capitulating".
Canada’s two official languages aren’t the issue, it’s the Quebec politicians that want to control everything inside the province of Quebec and not follow the same rules and laws as all other provinces. Here in NB being bilingual doesn’t effect the culture of the people in each community wither Anglophone or French, they continue to do their own thing without impeding on each other to change the language, they do what they want within the guidelines of bilingualism and respect each other’s boundaries.
@@boptillyouflopSweden being a country and not a province brings little relevance.
Stop the transfer payments to Quebec. Make them become self reliant.
This is an insult to the province of Quebec because it incorrectly presents an image of the French people as small minded and vengeful. The vast majority of Francophones are beautiful kind people who find these ridiculous policies cringe worthy.
The beautiful kind people who find these policies cringeworth do not stand up and say these policies are cringe worthy, wrong, vengeful, spiteful and vile. They are not beautiful kind people. They've been intimidated by the vile hatefilled faction.
@@amadeusendymion1272 you just got to hope that humanity wins over. Let’s hope you underestimate the intelligence of the French people.
@@Alaska-yg3uj Meanwhile the beautiful people allow the vengeful spiteful faction to insult 1 million citizens. And you are complicit in declaring this article is "an insult to Quebec". Quebeckers could never blame themselves for allowing the yoke of the Catholic church to define them, and now they are failing to stop the vindictive, immoral undercurrent from defining them.
What english community? You mean ethnics, historics, nobodies basically
Yrs blame the english speakers ...were...tge problem ...riiiggghht!!!!
health services in English? how about 911 call in English..in Sainte Agathe, this past weekend..and only being spoken to in French...then the person actually hung up on us...Sainte Agathe hospital ONLY in FRENCH..this is not a laughing matter ..anymore
Boring
We really dont need quebec.
Time for a pre Election and get Legault and trolls out of office and on an Island in Gaspe...they should be happy in there little French Colony of Seperatists and Poutine choices....LOL