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How dramatic? you seem to have emerged from your young upbringing with quite the hate on for the ROC and its majority Anglo population and they havent even actively done anything to you.
Oh yeah and you forgot to mention the fat English lady who worked at Eatons.
How dramatic? you seem to have emerged from your young upbringing with quite the hate on for the ROC and its majority Anglo population and they havent even actively done anything to you.
Oh yeah and you forgot to mention the fat English lady who worked at Eatons.
Jambo 101, I harbour no hatred for the ROC or anglos. We are willing partners who work together. Quebec has much to thank the anglos for, and they continue to serve Quebec in a variety of ways. As time moves on we will expand this mutual relationship, and there is no doubt that the ROC will offer new and innovative ways to work to Quebec's advantage.
Quebec is not required to justify it's actions. We act reasonably, and within our bounds.
As a Canadian province Quebec is required to justify its actions,particularly in matters concerning Canadas Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
As for acting reasonably? You suppose the exodus of Anglos their money their jobs and their children are happening merely because they want a change of scenery?
Also if you think After Quebec separation Canada is going to bend over backwards to placate Quebecs needs i feel you are in for a big disappointment.
The current version of the Charter of the French language has passed the test of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, having been ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada.
In many Canadian provinces, education in French has at times been made illegal, which is certainly way more severe than anything we may call "an English equivalent of Bill 101". This is no longer the case, but Canadian francophones still often need to defend their language rights in front of the courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada. (Speaking of which, the English unilingual status of Alberta and Saskatchewan is currently, by which I mean today, being debated in front of the Supreme Court.)
As a Canadian province Quebec is required to justify its actions,particularly in matters concerning Canadas Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The Canadian federal government endorses Quebec's rights.
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Originally Posted by jambo101
As for acting reasonably? You suppose the exodus of Anglos their money their jobs and their children are happening merely because they want a change of scenery?
Also if you think After Quebec separation Canada is going to bend over backwards to placate Quebecs needs i feel you are in for a big disappointment.
I have no wish for Quebec to seperate. I am a strong federalist and work actively with the PLQ. Seperation is a terrible idea, unless the Canadian federal government dramatically reverses it's behaviour. The current direction Canada is heading is opening many new doors for Quebec, and it behooves the logical thinker to continue this partnership. Canada still has much more to offer Quebec.
The anglos who choose to leave are none of my concern. They have complete freedom to come and go. They enjoy equality and tolerance in Quebec. Our partners in he Canadian federal government has voiced nothing but support for Quebec.
The Canadian federal government endorses Quebec's rights.
The anglos who choose to leave are none of my concern. They have complete freedom to come and go. They enjoy equality and tolerance in Quebec. Our partners in he Canadian federal government has voiced nothing but support for Quebec.
These are humans we are talking about. In your opinion when has enough been done?
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