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Cotler breaks federal MP silence on repressive language legislation

G.J. Nashen wrote 3 weeks ago: The following article appeared in The Metropolitain. Our Linguistic Duality Must be a Legal Reality … more →

Tags: Canada, Published Opinion, language, Québec, Irwin Cotler, office québécois de la langue française, Bill 101, Supreme Court of Canada, Charter of the French language

WWW: Using Editorial Cartoons to Teach Social Justice2 comments

Adam wrote 1 month ago: If I had to choose one point to take from our recent professional development workshop on Alice Leor … more →

Tags: World Wide Web, Immigration, Social Justice, racism, Juarez, united states, editorial cartoon, Racial Profiling, Southern Poverty Law Center

Merchant resists OQLF inspector: Strudelgate?1 comment

G.J. Nashen wrote 1 month ago: From CJAD800: The Pointe Claire merchant who famously started selling “Pasta Salad Marois … more →

Tags: language, Québec, News Clip, office québécois de la langue française, Bill 101, Charter of the French language, oqlf, Pastagate, CJAD800 Radio

CRITIQ fighting the good fight

G.J. Nashen wrote 1 month ago: Posted by Barry Morgan, CJAD800 The hearings into the ridiculous piece of proposed legislation known … more →

Tags: language, Québec, health, News Clip, Bill 101, Charter of the French language, Beryl Wajsman, Bill 14, Critiq

Time: In Quebec's War on English, Language Politics Intensify1 comment

G.J. Nashen wrote 1 month ago: Protesters opposing Bill 14 demonstrate outside the office of Quebec Premier Pauline Marois. Graham … more →

Tags: language, Québec, News Clip, Anthony Housefather, Bill 101, Charter of the French language, Philippe Roy, Bill 14, oqlf

Bilingual status of Quebec municipalities threatened

G.J. Nashen wrote 1 month ago: A short explanation of bilingual status of municipalities and how Quebec Bill 14, if adopted, may re … more →

Tags: language, Québec, En Français, Bill 101, Charter of the French language, Bill 14, oqlf, bilingual status

A New Beginning for the Kurdish Language in Turkey?

patricox wrote 1 month ago: Taha Tursun is studying to be a Kurdish teacher at Dicle University. Changes in Turkish law have now … more →

Tags: turkey, kurdish, Iran, Official Language, language of instruction, Language Podcast, iraq, Syria, Medya Ormek

Petition MNAs to vote down Bill 14

G.J. Nashen wrote 2 months ago: Several petitions are circulating online calling upon Members of the National Assembly to vote down … more →

Tags: language, Québec, Quebec National Assembly, Charter of the French language, English-speaking Quebecer, François Legault, coalition avenir québec

Fight for Arabic? But which Arabic? 6 comments

FatmaS wrote 2 months ago: With the current concern for the loss or weakening of the Arabic language among some scholars, one q … more →

Tags: Applied Linguistics, Arabic Grammar, Arabic Language, arabic slang, liturgical language, Sociolinguistics, Classical Arabic, dialects, language

Housefather and Roy defend English-speaking cities4 comments

G.J. Nashen wrote 2 months ago: Cote Saint-Luc Mayor Anthony Housefather and Town of Mount Royal Mayor Philippe Roy appeared before … more →

Tags: language, Québec, Merger/Demerger, Historical, Anthony Housefather, Lawrence Bergman, Bill 101, Quebec National Assembly, Town of Mount-Royal

Pastagate and Quebec's Suffering Economy

Colin Pallag wrote 2 months ago: I’m a little late to the party so I’m sure many of you have already read about the so-ca … more →

Tags: Economics, Canada, News, Human Rights, human rights abuses, Québec, Small Business, French, francophone

Housefather gets first kicks at Bill 14

G.J. Nashen wrote 2 months ago: Cote Saint-Luc Mayor Anthony Housefather will be among the first to present a brief to the National … more →

Tags: Resolution / Bylaw, language, Québec, Anthony Housefather, Alliance Québec, Quebec National Assembly, Town of Mount-Royal, English-speaking Quebecer, Philippe Roy

Bill 14 and human rights

Pearl Eliadis wrote 2 months ago: In December 2012, the Quebec government introduced Bill 14, “An act amend the Charter of the French … more →

Tags: Pearl Eliadis, Lawyer, Bill 14, human rights lawyer

National Unification, Bilingulism and Official English

Mark wrote 2 months ago: Language and Authority – part 1 and part 2 Proponents of Official English claim that they seek … more →

Tags: Culture, Authority and Language, English-only, Multiculturalism, Geoffrey Nunberg, language death, official English, Bilingualism, multilingualism

Bill could kill bilingual status: Erdelyi ponders Bill 142 comments

G.J. Nashen wrote 2 months ago: Free Press. Feb. 26, 2013. Click to enlarge.   Cote Saint-Luc Councillor Steven Erdelyi gives a … more →

Tags: Resolution / Bylaw, language, Québec, Anthony Housefather, Steven Erdelyi, Bill 14, bilingual status

OQLF out of control?1 comment

G.J. Nashen wrote 2 months ago: Political commentator Jean Lapierre said yesterday on CJAD that the Office quebecois de la langue fr … more →

Tags: language, Québec, office québécois de la langue française, Bill 101, Charter of the French language, oqlf, Jean Lapierre

Housefather packs the house in Florida2 comments

G.J. Nashen wrote 3 months ago: Reported by Sydney Margles and George Nashen The Mayor of Cote Saint-Luc, Anthony Housefather, says … more →

Tags: Events, Resolution / Bylaw, language, Québec, Anthony Housefather, George Nashen, Sidney Margles, multilingualism, Charter of the French language

Editorial: Service in English should be common sense for STM

G.J. Nashen wrote 4 months ago: Montreal Gazette, Jan. 9, 2013 It was a simple, straightforward request that Gazette transportation … more →

Tags: Published Opinion, language, Québec, montreal, News Clip, Anthony Housefather, Marvin Rotrand, Montreal Transit Corporation, Charter of the French language

National Post editorial board: English is a right, not a privilege1 comment

G.J. Nashen wrote 4 months ago:   National Post Editorial, Jan. 4, 2013     Language tensions are to Montreal what bl … more →

Tags: Published Opinion, language, Québec, montreal, News Clip, official languages, Bill 101, Parti Québécois, Montreal Transit Corporation


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