Quebec's Bill 96 introduces new provisions affecting businesses
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2023
- "They're just creating problems and more harassment of the Anglos in Quebec," says Harry Schick, owner, Swiss Vienna, after new provisions came into effect for Quebec's language law - Bill 96 - affecting small businesses. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.
I like this guy! Next time I’m in Montreal I gotta stop by this bakery!
Not so sure next time you can see him
Remember the logic of separation: If Quebec can separate from Canada, then parts of Quebec that wish to remain in Canada can surely separate from Quebec! ❤🇨🇦
The logic also says that a nation should be able to choose it's political status (UN), respecting the principle of territorial integrity. Québec as been clamoring for change in the so-called "confederation", asking for more power over it's affairs, a concept that would benefit ALL provinces and territories and found itself on the receiving end of massive canadian intolerance and refusal to change an outdated, inefficient constitution. Just look at the state of Canada today, plunging into chaos and ask yourself why many québécois want out.
Coloniatist mind .You said that because you know that quebec is the last bastion out of Canadian colonisation.
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i stand with him, disgusting. im a bi-lingual Quebecer and i think its a deplorable way to treat your own English speaking Quebec born And immigrant population this way. Imagine someone having a bad day reporting you, then you lose your job because you said hi instead of bonjour first. knowing Quebec, they'd punish the store instantly
all fine and well to vent here, but you AS a disgruntled/disappointed Kebeker SHOULDBE writing your MLA..are you doing ANYthing other than typing here(no need to reply, just THINK).
@@davemcd9077 you don't know how many MP's and public office holders I've told off through emails and social media comments. How many complaints I've filed. All for naught. I call Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre eunuchs, does no good. For them, winning their position is all that really matters. Our only hope is through the courts.
@@trevorchabot864 what about becoming bilingual? If people respect the French language, the issue would go away
@@resireg you're a joke.
@@resiregNot at all. I consider myself an anglophone, despite half of my family being French. I speak French, but with a slight accent, and I have an English name. Believe when I say I get no respect from francophones. They love pointing out that I'm not one of them.
You can just feel the freedom !
Mandate freedom
Partir si ça te déplaît est aussi un acte de liberté
@@jbqu3142 LOL Go back to France! Return to your mother land.
Good job Québec.
WHEN A MAJOR CHAIN RESTAURANT HAS WORKERS REFUSING TO SPEAK ENGLISH, THIS IS WHERE THE LINE IS DRAWN AND THE HEAD OFFICE MUST BE CALLED!!!
QUAND UNE GRANDE CHAÎNE DE RESTAURANT OU DE MAGASIN A DES TRAVAILLEURS REFUSANT DE PARLER FRANÇAIS, C'EST LÀ QUE LA LIGNE EST TIRÉE ET LE SIÈGE SOCIAL DOIT ÊTRE APPELÉ AINSI QUE L'OFFICE DE LA LANGUE FRANÇAISE!!
EN PASSANT, TU NE PEUX PAS IMPOSER / EXIGER QU'ILS PARLE ANGLAIS. C'EST LA LOI.
FAIS-TOI À L'IDÉE !!!
@@nicolasg.514 « based »
Remind me why didn't they seperate???
Because they can't afford to. they're scaring businesses and skilled workers away, digging a deeper hole.
@@kaylaali-joseph2303 I know I was being sarcastic lol
@@kaylaali-joseph2303 That's probably what it is. Root out those people, so they can pass their non-sense even easier.
Coz they’ve been robbed!
because of the blokes who didnt vote for it
Canadas version of the Basques regime?
Karen, tu parles de quald le ROC a adopté ces lois :
Nouveau-Brunswick - 1871 - Adoption de la loi King supprimant le français dans l’éducation
Île-du-Prince-Édouard - 1877 - Le public school Act supprime les écoles françaises de la province.
Manitoba - 1885 - Le chef métis et francophone Louis Riel est pendu.
Manitoba - 1890 - Le français est aboli à titre de langue officielle de la province.
Alberta - 1892 - L’Alberta fait de l’anglais la seule langue officielle des débats parlementaires et de l’enseignement.
Territoires du Nord-Ouest - 1892 - Suppression des écoles françaises et suppression du droit de se défendre en français devant les tribunaux.
Ontario - 1912 - Entrée en vigueur du règlement 17, supprimant l’éducation en français.
Montreal should separate from Quebec it’s the economic engine of Quebec.
Montrealers are tired of this BS.
This guy is amazing
Cheers 🇨🇦
You move
yeah i hope that island sink and disapear... what a shame
Montreal ne se séparera pas du Québec. C’est les québécois qui l’ont créé, bâti. Toutefois comme en 1976, les pleurnichards anglos comme toi vont quitter et tout le Québec s’en portera mieux. VLQL
Facist KKKanada
I think the issue is more political. divide and rule. you distract people on irrelevant issues so they don't focus on issues like health care, security, education considering globalization, the lack of housing and decent work according to your abilities (they ask you a lot of requirements but with a payment between 15 and 23 dollars an hour, if you have a family you don't make it to the month).
I ask myself a question and the rights of the Native Americans? I don't see any place where their language is preserved or they have access to their language.🤔
These are unifying measures. Everyone should be able to communicate in French in Québec cause FLASH NEWS: we are a francophone nation and territory. That does not mean the elimination of English, it means the perennitization of the French language in north America. Why should you feel so threatened?
@@bingodeluxe If they were unifying measures, they should not be "mandatory" and parents should have the right to choose what type of school to put their children in, whether in English or French.
The good thing about this imposition is that when you force children to do one thing, they do the opposite. For this reason, they speak Quebecois at school but at home, with friends and at meetings, they speak English. The average young person wants to study and go live in an English area.
Now, every qualified professional must know more than one language, otherwise they will lose many job opportunities.
Regarding your question, it doesn't affect me, I reached the peak of my career and achieved my goals. On the other hand, it will be more difficult for my children if they want to live somewhere else, it is one thing to speak a colloquial or standard language and another thing to speak a professional language, which is more complicated.
@@tolsab I get the feeling you didn't really read my comment. Nobody asks you to ditch you identity, culture or language. I am talking about common language, not private. I had the opportunity to learn English in Ontario as parents deemed it necessary, and it is, but my core identity depends on my French-Innu heritage. The problem is that Canada doesn't recognize the difference between Québec and the ROC and has always tried to "equalize" us so it wouldn't have to deal with that difference. This point of view is shared by quite number of québécois. People living in a francophone territory should be able to at least function in French. I don't understand how this should be seen as oppression or hatred.
@@bingodeluxe My dear friend, you say that no one asks me to abandon my identity, however, you tell me that your identity depends on your French heritage.
The best decision your parents made was to send you to Ontario to learn English and that, my friend, in your work life you will see for yourself how you will have better opportunities, and if you intend to speak Spanish or Chinese and have studied something related to commerce, you will be a key asset for business. Not everyone has your same opportunity.
On the other hand, I want to tell you not only to watch national news, but also international news and in other languages and you will see what happens, on the side of the RUclips window you can put the language you master.
I understand the things that you went through, I am going to give you the same advice that I gave to my Quebec wife, break your paradigms, I am not telling you to forget your history, create a new one for the benefit of others.
And don't forget, as you say, one thing is lineage and another is where you were born, you are American and feel proud to be Canadian.
I know that politics is difficult for some people to understand, it is the art of deception nowadays, they keep you entertained with superficial topics so that you do not notice the bigger problems.
@@tolsabplease don't use this patronizing tone with me. I am not a child (far from it), I have 400 years of french/Innu/québécois culture under my belt. Why do I have to change when I'm living in my own province, where French is the official language? If people have a choice, history says they will choose English because they have been sold the idea that Canada is an English speaking country. I never said English is to be abolished, I want Québec to keep it's language and culture and be recognized for it's specifity in Canada, a country willing to cater to every ethnicity, but have 0 respect for French canadians and québécois. Separatism is making a comeback, ask yourself why.
Montreal
1967 world class city
1976 everyone’s gone
still crushing the future
for their grand children
Those Anglos are simply too narrow minded.. what is the problem being bilingual?
@@resireg i am bilingue, whats the problem with speaking the language you’re born with? I prefer English but i can still insult you in french cuz im fluent :)T’as des problèmes mom ami
@@endermenkilla because that shows a lack of respect for Quebec people. It is their province, so all those Anglos speakers should make an effort to assimilate. And one of the problems is that some immigrants are refusing to learn French. So we need more strict laws to ensure that people in Montreal stop speaking a language that is not the proper one
@@resireg I'm sorry but this is Canada, i dont care if its Quebec Quebec is part of Canada. English will always be a language that's allowed to be spoken. i genuinely think its a human rights violation to not supply healthcare in a language citizens understand
@@endermenkilla those people are more than welcome to return to their countries if they are unwilling to adapt. Canada only exists because of Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain. The French influence made Canada distinct from USA. California, Texas were republic, Hawaii a kingdom, Alaska a Russian territory and they were all swallowed by USA. So the only thing keeping Canada independent is the French minority.
DEFUNDQUEBEC
Et ta sœur?
We should be telling MNCs that Quebec doesn't want their business as long as they have this discriminatory "law" in place. And if the government of the day pays corps to go there, we vote them out.
On devrait pas faire des affaires au Canada qui conserve en vigueur la loi genocidaire sur les indiens. La même loi a servi d’inspiration pour les camps nazis et les lois d’apartheids de l’Afrique du Sud. VLQL
Quebec needs a D NA .. everyone get your dna done. We are related on native lands. We are decendants of immigrants. Quebecors
I am Japanese and have lived in Quebec for over five years now. I am still awaiting for my status, health insurance etc... There are lots of issues I've been experiencing. I don't know what is wrong with Quebec government. This nonsense law is just rejecting foreigners and it's so close minded.
Et tu parles français?
@@eaa4773 je ne croix pas ce bon idea et prix ce vas perd la economy et pris tous la liberte expression..
@@nonekin N'importe quoi.
Try living in Japan and not speak Japanese!
Hello there, hope things work out for you in the end. By the way, if it is ok to ask, why would leave Japan for Canada? from what I have seen on social media/ RUclips, Japan is way better than Canada in many ways. I hope this question doesn't bother you, I mean no disrespect.
Bonjour arrogance. Bonjour left over talent. Bonjour division. Bonjour racism.
Les consommateurs n'ont pas à se faire imposer l'anglais dans une province francophone !
DOWN WITH BILL 96 !!! LESS 96!!!!!!
VIVE LA LOI 96 !!! VIVE LE QUÉBEC FRANÇAIS!!!!!!
Au contraire, more of it!!!
Oh no, they speak french in qc..
Trán quá! Cháu không muốn nói tiếng Pháp! Cháu trả lời tiếng Anh. ❤
Un autre bohomme septheures !
I lived in Alberta for the past 10 years , I never saw any French service except Federal government related services . But I was surpised in Longueuil which is a french predominantly city ,the apartment building I live offer services in both englihs and French. YOU WILL NEVER EVER SEE such a thing in Alberta for isntance.
So Why people don't appreciate Quebec at least for a minute ?
By the way I am not Caucasian neither a French native or English native speaker . I learned both languages while growing up.
Exactly!!
1ere réponse normale sur ce fil. Merci!
Immigrants will come to Quebec to jump right next to flight, like is already happening for years
Depends. Many Latin Americans, Muslims, Africans they assimilate into French culture
Good news!
Law not strong enough!
Anglophobia!
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If you live in Quebec LEARN French. If the owner doen't like it ,MOVE
Hooo my God shame on you Qiebec dear sir who just spoke I think they are trying to kick us all out .and honestly I cannot Waite.
So long!
@@jbqu3142 It would be easier & better if you went back to France, where you belong!
Quebecistan.
Canada=Wokistan. Genocidal Canadian Indian law still en vigueur in YOUR country
If Quebec was kinder to those trying to learn French maybe ppl would learn. They are rude to those who don't speak perfect Quebec French (which isn't the same as other French).
But you see those migrants not even trying
Ce que tu dis est faux 🤷♂️
@@nicolasg.514Au contraire, c'est la vérité. Mais bien sûr, tu ne comprendras jamais.
@@KRL1999
Aucunement !
Probablement que tu ne comprendras jamais 🤷♂️
Your own responsibility to learn. Not the government’s
ENGLISH PLEASE.
"Sorry, I don't speak English". See how that feels now?
@@eaa4773: apparently you are capable of typing English.
@@clifflayne9073 I'm sure if you weren't lazy or stubborn you could type in French.
@@johnboko7110
Le ROC a déjà fait cela dans le passé. Explique moi pourquoi les lois provinciales de certaines provinces sont écrites en anglais seulement.
J'espère que tu sais que la seule province officiellement bilingue est le Nouveau-Brunswick ?
@@eaa4773: I am neither lazy or stubborn; I choose not to speak Nakota either
Diversity immigration, please hurry
It is funny, because your dog is a victim of that. In UK there is no "German Shepherd". They are called Alsatians even today because British people hate German people since the Saxon invasion (ironically that's the name of your dog) Sachsen is the province where you finde Dresden, Meissen, Weimar. So the English language created the cancel culture centuries ago. They cannot complaint about anything
I will never understand how someone could live in Quebec and not speak French. I also support English Canada's right to force all French speakers to speak English in English Canada. Remember the only officially bilingual province is New Brunswick.
Exactly. Québec is French, the ROC is English, and NB and the federal government are bilingual. It's simple like that.
@@eaa4773: it's NOT simple, it's ridiculous. ENGLISH ONLY, Please.
Nobody wanna learn french. Accept it guys
@@eaa4773 french would die quicker if things were the way you claim. Quebecoises are quickly becoming outnumbered in Canada. They need the other provinces to play ball.
Decline more opportunities and Decline of freedoms and fall of shore in Canada and tax increase make more $$$#
Woke news
Protecting the French language in Québec is woke now?!?! Hahaha OMG that made my day!
@@vincentlagrange2329 But you arent protecting the French language. you people keep LYING to yourselves by saying that. You use BULLYING tactics to impose your will on everyone; thats what is woke. France surrendered Quebec to Britain. You are a BRITISH colony. Only through the grace of your British monarch were you permitted to keep your language!
I dont feel upswt at all quebec is trying to protect an identity, and is asking everybody to participate by perserving its language
I live in Granby, I see maybe one English speaker a week if I'm lucky. I only get to use it online and when I talk to my dad, as most everyone in my family speaks French. Trust me, the French language is not in danger.
@@xFlareLeon Like if Bill 96 was meant for Granby in the first place... Everybody knows it's for Montréal, Gatineau, Laval, regions where linguistic transfers have been noted.
@@eaa4773 I worked in Montreal for five years, anyone I met who spoke English could also speak French. In most cases, French speakers barely spoke English. Really don't see the issue.
@@xFlareLeon I also lived in Montréal for 5 years and my experience was the exact opposite.
Then Quebec should not accept equalization payments from the rest of English speaking Canada.
The anglos in Quebec have always been a big problem. They will not speak French, so racist.
They don't wanna speak French, even if they understand.
Montreal was created by the Irish. They should separate from Quebec.
Let them speak French in Quebec City, Saint Sauveur, Trois Rivere etc.
Montreal use to be a real International city 1967, then the separatist came everyone left 1976 with all the business and money.
Taxes are the highest in North America and it’s get $11 billion from the rest of CANADA .
Cheers🇨🇦
Yeah, I'm sure you know SO MANY unilingual anglos.
@@KRL1999 But if they learned French without speaking, it’s bilingual anyway.
@@a.a.p3254
Montréal crée par les irlandais 🤦♂️
Vraiment n'importe quoi ce que tu dis
If you build it, they will come. Sound familiar? If the Quebec Government has to use the power of legislation and the power of the purse to ensure that the French language survives within Quebec; then you know automatically that what they are doing is wrong. If the government would just let the French language follow the normal market pressures within society, instead of picking winners and losers; French would be almost non-existent in Quebec, within 100 years. It is a dying language; let it die. Within 300 years, there will only be three operable languages on the planet; they will be English, Spanish and Mandarin.
Hindi is probably bigger than Spanish . Billions of people speaking it. In Africa , French is the dominant language
@@resireg: there are two official languages in India, Hindi and English, which do you think will survive. Not many Indian bankers contact the Chase Bank or Blackrock in NYC speaking Hindi
French will be the most spoken langage in the world by 2050 thanks to africa.
@@clifflayne9073 but when they call those banks, what if the person on the other side of the line is also Indian? Normally everybody likes to communicate in their own mother tongue. Besides, most Indians are peasants street vendors, small entrepreneurs. Only a minority is involved in international business
@@ptiyo3820 so one more reason for those Anglos to start learning it
which language are they losing if i remember correctly they came as a herd of immigrants by boat now they millions of french people xD
Please try to make sense.
@@bingodeluxeHe said STOP trying to save another COLONIZER language! LOL
is dictatorship
Un autre angryphone frustré qui n'a rien compris. Le Québec EST francophone et doit le rester. Dictatorship!! It is interesting to see that words have no meaning anymore. If you were living under dictatorship, you wouldn't be able to spread your hatred like you are free to do! We are talking about a democratically elected government applying the rule of the majority. Don't like it? You have 9 provinces and 3 territories to choose from.