Montreal CEGEP students protest Quebec's language reform Bill 96

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  • Опубликовано: 4 май 2022
  • “If we don’t speak up, then it’s going to be very hard to change the law,” said Ivana Riveros Arteaga, John Abbott College’s Student Union, as Montreal CEGEP students protested Quebec's proposed French language reform. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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  • @nono-lz7en
    @nono-lz7en 2 года назад +24

    Mandating extra French courses and exams is not beneficial to those who already have a strong grasp of French (or the Quebec derivative) and is punitive to those who seek financial or educational opportunities in any other province, or the entire United States. No one benefits lol.

  • @yvonfaub
    @yvonfaub 2 года назад +7

    Lets make french people pay for french schools and english pay for english schools and see what's gonna happens...

    • @davemcd9077
      @davemcd9077 2 года назад

      wakey wakey frenchy, it's called Nouveau Kebek(formerly known as New Brunswick)

    • @robertgaraboncias8852
      @robertgaraboncias8852 2 года назад +1

      Why is it that Jewish people send their kids to Jewish school. Do they know something we don't.

    • @yvonfaub
      @yvonfaub 2 года назад

      @@robertgaraboncias8852 Its private school. And since we live in a free market (still), Im ok with that.

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад

      Too bad for you , language and education are provincial matters in Canada . Unless you go to à private school

  • @jmin15
    @jmin15 2 года назад +17

    I studied at John Abbott over 10 years ago. There was a requirement to take two French language courses. This was fine. Why change the system?

    • @floxy20
      @floxy20 2 года назад

      Because it is COLLEGE. Adults attend. Adults are supposed to have choices.

    • @alexcrowbz
      @alexcrowbz 2 года назад +6

      @@floxy20 They do. But they also have societal responsibilities : integrating to francophone culture in a francophone nation is one. Cheers.

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад +11

      @@alexcrowbz Nowhere in our charter is it written that one of the responsabilities of our citizens is to be able to speak the language and integrate in our culture. Also I remind you, until quebec establishes its own currency, and sovereignty, it will be AT MOST an ethnicity and to call it a nation shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the word. C'est un pays bilingue

    • @Cursed_Mark
      @Cursed_Mark 2 года назад +3

      @@alexcrowbz "a francophone nation"
      That doesn't exist, which you can blame on "money and the ethnic vote" if you want.

    • @Cursed_Mark
      @Cursed_Mark 2 года назад

      @@louisecote3542 "please your little yourself"
      English is hrad. You keep at it, Parizeau.

  • @leolopez_0728
    @leolopez_0728 2 года назад +11

    The language issue has been going on in Quebec for decades and will never stop. The quebecois know very well that they are a small island surrounded by a sea of ENGLISH. And their fears are once again shown by imposing these tyrannical laws. I feel bad for these kids who want to have English in their future and open endless opportunities. Quebec has the highest rate of unfilled skilled positions because the french requirement that blocks out all of the english non-bilingual applicants. And that will worsen with this dumb law. There are many countries that have 2 official languages and live in harmony, why do the Quebecois who are so stubborn be the same? That "survival" argument is poor, they just want everyone to pity them for becoming obsolete.

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +1

      Feel bad, most of them just have to blame their rude and opportunistics by chosing english in a French speaking society. And then use the racist card . Yes many do not even come not from an english speaking language country. IN Rome do as Romans do! This is called respect !

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +1

      canada is bilingual, but it is also à federation where language education and culture is a provincial matter ! A constitutional right , that you seem to have missed ! In Rome do as Romans do

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад

      'survival? ' this is also called respect toward the host province .

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад

      Respect toward the host province is timeless !!!! In Rome do as Romans do

    • @Illlllllllllllllllllllxi
      @Illlllllllllllllllllllxi 2 года назад +2

      @@joenroute9646 pas besoin de te déshonorer et de parler en anglais aux tetes carrées. Il savent qu'ils sont démagogues et dominateurs.

  • @charlesallan6978
    @charlesallan6978 2 года назад

    Allophones are in place so that you don't pronounce Though so as to make it rhyme with Smaug by virtue of leaving only the H silent.

  • @moomagpie4265
    @moomagpie4265 2 года назад +52

    I am a born and raised Anglo Quebecor. I have the right to my language, heritage and culture.

    • @imaimashii1
      @imaimashii1 2 года назад +1

      Non, ta culture on s'en calice. Déménages en Ontario

    • @Stiegosaurus
      @Stiegosaurus 2 года назад

      No you don't. Welcome to multiculturism. The end of heritage.

    • @lasflores2195
      @lasflores2195 2 года назад +15

      You have every other province to go, this is the only one we have.

    • @mitchellmacdonald6897
      @mitchellmacdonald6897 2 года назад +5

      @@lasflores2195 bein la, feme ta hot dog pepsi go habs go

    • @blurtam188
      @blurtam188 2 года назад +1

      Go back to France. This is Native land.

  • @DadsRUs
    @DadsRUs 2 года назад +3

    I moved here because i felt like it was better than where I was living in the west and had more opprotunities. Guess I was wrong 🤣

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад

      In Rome do as Roman do .

  • @davemcd9077
    @davemcd9077 2 года назад +3

    Go figure...a secondary news source is the only one touching this.....so much for English Rights in Canada proper AND Kebek being of any concern, 'eh'?

    • @kiddfaith4397
      @kiddfaith4397 2 года назад

      It’s probably because this isn’t the first nor will it be the last that Quebec’s provincial government pulls this kind of thing. Maybe we’re too used to it.

  • @theirmanager5204
    @theirmanager5204 2 года назад +9

    There is an enormous amount of otherizing of one another in this comments section. In both directions. It’s extremely saddening. I wish we could take a magic pill to take the hate out of our mouths so that we could talk about this, and whatever else has been between us too! What is at the heart of the issue here is that there are a lot of native born Anglo Quebecers whose roots run very very deep who will be unable to access essential services in English. A visit to the bank, the doctor, the accountant, the lawyer, all these scenarios will be made near impossible. I’ve got lots of family in their 50’s 60’s 70’s 80’s who speak conversational French, as most Anglos do. A trip to the SAQ or the Dep or chit chatting over coffee with their friends in French is fine, but that isn’t the issue. Also, access to education in English was already difficult. You had to prove that one parent went to school in English (*in Quebec, not elsewhere) in order that you could access English education. I don’t mean this as a criticism at all, it makes sense and is fair. So commenters saying newly arrived Canadians to Quebec should ‘just learn French’ already are, they haven’t got a choice. Anyways, I hope there is a way forward here. 😢

    • @manon562
      @manon562 2 года назад +2

      I absolutely have no hate, but don't you think that if you're living in a place where the majority speaks a certain language, you should be learning it and be able to speak it more than on a "conversational" level? Amish people in the US speak fluent English, despite the fact that they have their own community with their own language.

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад +3

      This is a very good point and an extremely pertinent argument that, I will say ignorant, other Canadians from other provinces use against the French outside of Quebec. However, Canada is a bilingual nation and even though the majority of Canada is English speaking, you have the inalienable right to access essential services in French if you wish. I live in Alberta now, and there are many French school(real ones, not French immersion lol 😂), there is always someone at the bank or at the registry office, or likely even at the resto who can serve you in French. This is your right according to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The only place these rights don’t apply is in Quebec. The lack of reciprocity is troubling. Additionally, the issue of many Anglo Quebecer families having been in Quebec for hundreds of years is a sticking point for many, and I think this is why these conversations deteriorate so quickly into hateful language and arguments. These are emotional issues.

    • @manon562
      @manon562 2 года назад

      @@theirmanager5204 I've never ever seen anybody refused service in English, in Quebec. Wherever you go, banks, offices etc. there is always at the very least someone who speaks English. As far as I know, governmental institutions always hire bilingual people. So, I don't see how Anglophones have no access to English services.

    • @invokesteel
      @invokesteel 2 года назад +1

      I went to the hospital when I was 18 because my ulanr nerve got cut in st Eustashe, I barely spoke French the nurses and doctors barely spoke English had no idea what was going on the entire time then I got handed a piece of paper in French told them I can't read it but they had no other papers, turns out those papers said I had to go see a specialist to see about getting my nerves reattached by the time I got the paper translated my appointment was already missed and I couldn't get another one so now I have no ulnar nerve past my elbow because of the wonderful Quebec hospital system refusing service in English, not to mention how horribly you get treated when you can't speak French in Quebec especially in any government building or a hospital the look people give you when you only speak English to them as if you're worse than a piece of trash

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад

      @@theirmanager5204 Likely even ? Well said ! It is more likey not even!

  • @neofils
    @neofils 2 года назад +10

    J'aurai bien voulu les entendre parler français pour voir leur niveau et leurs soi-disant amour pour l'unique langue officielle du Québec !

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      Lol Tu choisis d’écrire des commentaires comme celui-là malgré le fait que le nombre d’adultes francophones au Québec qui écrivent mal le français est incroyablement élevé.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +1

      @@protestadventures Tu confonds l'oral à l'écrit, mon chéri ! Pour être francophone il faut juste le parler !!!!! Est ce que les illettrés anglophones des siècles précédant (la grande majorité)n'aimaient pas leur langue parce qu'ils ne savaient pas l'écrire ! ? Ridicule!!!!!!

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +4

      J'ai travaillé dans le service après-vente , et j'avais un malin plaisir de répondre qu'en français et je peux confirmer beaucoup de ses anglos pouvaient à peine exprimer en français ceci à force de vivre dans le ghetto anglais. C'est pas un endroit pire un état d'esprit . Des gens qui méprise la culture Québécoise et la langue française tout dans vivant au Québec !

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +3

      @@protestadventures D'abord c'est pas lol. Mais MDR ( mort de rire) merci

  • @tubedude4859
    @tubedude4859 2 года назад +3

    Its time for Ontario promote english and out an end to this political unnessary bilingual nonsense

  • @EricFB
    @EricFB 2 года назад +16

    The province is desperate for control is what this really seems like. Half my family is from Quebec and their version of "French" has so much English in it that someone from England would be able to understand what they're saying. Speak whatever language you're comfortable with and carry on.

    • @Illlllllllllllllllllllxi
      @Illlllllllllllllllllllxi 2 года назад

      Tu peux vivre ton rêve angloide de terre neuve jusqu’en californie et de lalaska jusqu’en floride donc si t’es pas content tu prends tes cliques et tes claques et tu dégages c’est pas plus compliqué que ça mon grand

    • @katesleuth1156
      @katesleuth1156 2 года назад

      Well said.

    • @robin-bq1lz
      @robin-bq1lz 2 года назад

      Sacré colonisé de service pathétique, montre moi ton français juste pour bien me confirmer à quel point t’es un vrai gros COLON.😂🤣😂🤣😁😘👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +2

      someone in english would undesatnd them . lol
      You mean because half of the vocabulary in english is actually french . < Dieu est mon droit, Honi soit qui mal y pense , la reine le veult " . all these phrases used in the British parliament are french !!! Yes The french phrase ' la reine le veult "is used to signify that the monarch has granted his or her royal assent to a bill in order to make it become law.

    • @yannislaurin5438
      @yannislaurin5438 Год назад

      You're in a french province then learn frenh and integrate and stop crying

  • @Arational
    @Arational 2 года назад +7

    Legault has hated the English since he was a child in Ste. Anne de Bellevue.

    • @marc-andredeslauriers7687
      @marc-andredeslauriers7687 2 года назад +4

      The English had hated the Quebecer culture since forever. Search for empathy elsewhere.

    • @davemcd9077
      @davemcd9077 2 года назад

      so has your current 'prime' minister, but THAT didn't hurt him any, so there is no difference when typing about any other ignorant Kebekers=they all believe in the same 'Canada Belongs to Kebek' mission statement.,,,and unfortunately for Canada Proper, they are winning.

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад +2

      @@marc-andredeslauriers7687 I have no issue with the culture, I have issue with people in this province looking down on others because they don't speak french in a bilingual country. I have issue with the government spending millions on policing the language that private businesses chose to operate with, I have issue with anglo kids growing up in fear of ordering a hamburger because the cashier scoffs at their accent. To see others fighting for a right which does not affect you and calling it hatred is a privileged and ignorant act.

    • @marc-andredeslauriers7687
      @marc-andredeslauriers7687 2 года назад +1

      Every little plight you mentioned, we suffered it tenfold. The RoC is no different to us when it comes to French derision or looking down on them. You're just tugging the rope your way because having the rest of the country is not enough for you.
      In this context, acting as a victim in Canada as a Anglo is the paramount of hypocritical privilege so spare me.

    • @tailiu223
      @tailiu223 2 года назад +2

      @@cedriclasry9151 I have issue with franco kids growing up in Toronto in fear of ordering a hamburger because the cashier simply does not understand a word and laughs.

  • @rogerfortier2782
    @rogerfortier2782 2 года назад +6

    Quebec polititians are changing what racism is. I live in Qc, and racism isnt only against people of other ethics, but agains people who speak other languages.

    • @samuelrigaud6595
      @samuelrigaud6595 2 года назад +1

      Arrete de mentir! Stop creating false definitions

  • @BrandochGarage
    @BrandochGarage 2 года назад +3

    Allophones? - Well it sucks to change the rules part way through learning terms, if that's what it means, but other than that it's just another 'rule' which might affect someone's decision to educate themselves there.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +1

      A Rome on fait comme les Romains , sinon on va ailleurs !

  • @don-cw1yz
    @don-cw1yz 2 года назад +11

    Smart young people. They realize English school training gives them an edge in getting employed in Canada and the US or elsewhere. The Quebec government need to take the blinders off their eyes and realize young people realize it is a big world out there and their are job opportunities in all of Canada and internationally.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +3

      A Rome on fait comme les Romains ,c'est s'appelle du savoir vivre !

    • @karend.9218
      @karend.9218 2 года назад

      @@neofils , 2 langues officiel, en hospital, on a besoin d’information en langue that one understands. Would anyone benefit from not understanding their prognosis? No. It goes too far and is unreasonable in such situations.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад

      @@karend.9218 2 langues official en hôpital. Tu crois un hôpital c'est un pays , etats ou province ? Lol. Certain hôpital tu peux de faire service en 3 languages .lol

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +2

      Most bilinguals in Canada are in Québec ! But the only official language of Quebec is french . As such french to prevail

  • @marcus_mayhem
    @marcus_mayhem 2 года назад +5

    Only on Quebec 😳

  • @martinemjt
    @martinemjt 2 года назад +4

    Anglophones are also distinct! French is not in jeopardy. English is mostly in montreal greater area and small pockets of quebec. This must be respected!

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 2 года назад +1

      Faux 🤷‍♂️

    • @eaa4773
      @eaa4773 2 года назад

      Non, it shouldn't.

  • @tubedude4859
    @tubedude4859 Год назад

    Is it true french woemen stay fit by raising dumbells ?

  • @mohammedshaikulislam3834
    @mohammedshaikulislam3834 Год назад +1

    So what we do? We should leave Quebec? Why not English as a second language? Ridiculous decision! Quebec is not in CANADA?

  • @FJTx100
    @FJTx100 2 года назад +2

    Quel?

  • @fredm.9474
    @fredm.9474 Год назад

    Im an American 🏈🏈🏈🏈 citizen from Manila Philippines USA

  • @brettparnell8254
    @brettparnell8254 2 года назад +1

    The fact that CEGEP even exists is another part of Quebec trying to be different than the rest of the world and contributes to bills like 96. Just graduate and go to university, ideally outside Quebec.

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад

      The rest the world ? The Anglo world does not represent , China , India , Latin America , Africa , the Arab world. You are not the Centre of the world

  • @plenghan
    @plenghan 2 года назад +5

    Poor little students, they will have to learn one of the most beautiful language in the world, it is so sad...snif snif

  • @markanthony3275
    @markanthony3275 2 года назад +29

    Trying to prop up their failing culture once again.

    • @SquirrelGamez
      @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад +2

      And whose fault is that? The Anglos been trying to assimilate the French ever since Canada was born.

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад +3

      @@SquirrelGamez And who's fault is that? The Francos have been trying to oppress the english since Canada was born

    • @YouSacOfWine
      @YouSacOfWine 2 года назад +4

      @@cedriclasry9151 Oppress? You need some history lessons.

    • @alexokc6009
      @alexokc6009 Год назад

      Your comment is the perfect exemple of the real: Systemic racism, xenobophic against french in Canada. I think its uglier than for any other minorities.

  • @revoktorment440
    @revoktorment440 2 года назад +18

    I'm a native French Quebecois but the french boomer Quebecois who can't speak english should not be enforcing laws that don't concern them. Younger generations are more open minded to multiculturalism in Quebec and are not the xenophobic separatists unionized population their parents / grand parents were

    • @ProteusTG
      @ProteusTG 2 года назад

      Good one
      I agree

    • @eaa4773
      @eaa4773 2 года назад

      Bon, un jeune Québécois "ouvert" sur le monde qui croit avoir la sagesse et l'expérience pour s'aventurer sur la question... You can embrace diversity alongside a common French-speaking public culture. There's no contradiction in that. In fact, Québécois are just as hospitable towards newcomers than anywhere else in Canada. They simply expect their language to be respected. Donc tu peux bien garder ta supériorité morale pour toi, le jeune.

    • @jbqu3142
      @jbqu3142 Год назад

      L’indépendance pour nous libérer une fois pour toute de la tutelle Canadian et non pcq la xénophobie, la société québécoise étant la plus ouverte sur le monde. Tu parles en colonisé aplatventriste. Les boomers que je connais sont pas mal plus sage et serein que ce qui te tient d’occiput.

  • @KingDuumb
    @KingDuumb 2 года назад +22

    I was taught in school that after the French were defeated on the plains of Abrahams the English victors gave the French the rights to their own language and religion. That meant they could keep both of them. Not imposed them on others. Since then for some reason, we keep making concessions to a defeated people. We in western Canada keep sending transfer payments from our oil production which they claim is dirty. Although they import from Saudi's and Russia which has blood on the oil with no problem. It's time we said you my be a distinct society but you are either Canadian or not' If not then leave.

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад +2

      Quebec is the largest recipient of equalization payments over any other province. Can you believe that Quebec could be the most disadvantaged? Does that sound right? 🤔 something is wrong here, Gordon.

    • @SquirrelGamez
      @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад +1

      People died for us to have our right to speaking french.
      French Quebecois been trying to leave for a while now, but Anglo Quebecois been balancing the vote to the No side... so they need leave Quebec before Quebec can leave Canada.

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад

      Anglo Quebecers make up less than 1 million. If you’re referring to the referendum from the 90’s, that was nearly a 50/50 split. It wasn’t Anglos holding Quebec back from separation. I mean no harm or hate. This is all really hard stuff to talk about and everyone is upset. I hope the future is more peaceful.

    • @abjectt5440
      @abjectt5440 2 года назад +1

      Simply. Quebec takes more from Canada than it puts in. Have another referendum but let us all vote.

    • @robertgaraboncias8852
      @robertgaraboncias8852 2 года назад

      @@theirmanager5204 Don't forget all the money we give to the First Nations.

  • @sakio686
    @sakio686 2 года назад +26

    Learn French as a third or a fourth language?????? If people immigrate to Quebec or live in Quebec this is their duty to learn the French and if you’re not happy you have a whoooooole other part of the contry who speak English so please by respect for the people of this province witch is mine this is the least that you can do to learn the language

    • @calebmanuel17
      @calebmanuel17 2 года назад +14

      It’s their right to speak English in quebec

    • @DavidHalverson
      @DavidHalverson 2 года назад +3

      Canada has two official languages, French and English. Actually, the French spoken is not the french from France but rather a Creole version like what is spoken in Louisiana.
      The English are mandatory French language learners (reading and writing) from Grades 4 through Grade 8, and 1 credit course while in Secondary School. Proficiency in French in Anglophone speaking Canada is a requirement for elementary school graduation; and also, secondary school graduation. The same I understand goes for the French children who are taught English language while living in Quebec. Its called mutual cooperation, a result of the treaty signed after the War of Upper and Lower Canada. Don't forget that the English colonists defeated the French colonists and 'allowed' the French language to continue to be spoken in Quebec, even though the province's military was defeated.
      By the way, it's not "...people of this province [witch] is mine..." but should be "....people of this province [which] is mine..." You got your witch's wrong, that's all.

    • @robin-bq1lz
      @robin-bq1lz 2 года назад +1

      De véritable crétins…🤬

    • @robin-bq1lz
      @robin-bq1lz 2 года назад

      @@DavidHalverson l’idiot du village est là…🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😁😘

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад

      IKR they would not be saying this if Québec were an Iroquois speaking province and the second language of Canada was Iroquois.

  • @Ont785
    @Ont785 2 года назад +5

    Quebec students.
    They’re never actually in school.

  • @charlesmills2962
    @charlesmills2962 2 года назад +5

    Im a french Quebecors, I can see That anglophones and allophones DO NOT UNDERSTAND the issue about losing control of French in Québec. In the 1900´s to the 60´s, Anglophone and English were in control of Banks and Industry in Montréal. Because of that, French Quebecors were the second classes in society, there doing the worst job in town, we were living in the worst rat hole in the east of Montréal where it stinks. While Anglophone were living in the rich hood on the West side of Montréal. Since the last 20 years, English IS REGAINING CONTROL OF DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL. New bills to protect French in Québec are a ERMENGENCY!!!!!

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      Ah oui. Le français est clairement au bord de l’extinction au Québec, car “seulement” 80% de la population est francophone!!! 911!! 911!! Appelons les Nations Unies 🇺🇳 pour l’assistance immédiatement!!! 😂😆

    • @charlesmills2962
      @charlesmills2962 2 года назад +2

      @@protestadventures euumm oui, c’est rendu que dans plusieurs place à Montréal tu ne peux plus te faire servir en français et les travailleurs parlent uniquement en anglais.. Dans les autres régions le français va très bien!! Mais au centre ville de Montréal le français est en voie de disparition.. Et par ailleurs, ton imitation ne décrit vraiment pas ce que j’ai laisser comme message

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      @@charlesmills2962 Comme la plupart des autres francophones au Québec, tu n'es même pas capable d'écrire correctement le français. C'est assez pathétique. Ferme ta bouche jusqu'à ce que tu maîtrises ta propre langue.

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      @@charlesmills2962 Oh non! Certains travailleurs à Montréal ne parlent pas le français! Quel désastre! Vous êtes simplement des fanatiques qui ne seront pas satisfaits jusqu'à ce que tous les habitants du Québec soient francophones.

    • @charlesmills2962
      @charlesmills2962 2 года назад +2

      @@protestadventures Non, on sera satisfait quand tout le monde va accepter de s’intégrer dans une société Québécoise. Les Anglophones vont pouvoir parler en anglais chez eux avec leur parents, amis, famille, etc. Mais qu’en milieux de travail, ils doivent parler en français. Ce N’EST PAS discriminatoire d’implanter des lois pour que les nouveaux arrivants s’intégre à la culture de leur nouvelle maison. Est ce que tu penses ça serai acceptable qu’un étudiant Québécois français qui étudie en Allemagne parle Français aux allemands qui donnent services à lui?

  • @johnh23z
    @johnh23z 2 года назад +1

    BC should leave Canada ... who needs this bs?

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад

      BC and Alberta can hold hands and skip away with our pockets stuffed with the equalization payments. Tra la la! 😅

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 2 года назад

      @@theirmanager5204
      Le federal verse 20 milliards par année en subventions aux industries pétrolières et l'Alberta en bénéficie très grandement... Eh! 😅

  • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
    @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад +5

    IKR they would not be saying this if Québec were an Iroquois speaking province and the second language of Canada was Iroquois.

    • @presterjack9764
      @presterjack9764 2 года назад +1

      Iroquois is not a language. How are you comparing French to dying languages that have little state support? And no, in your imagined scenario, we wouldn't want to force people in a province to use a language they don't speak.

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад

      @@presterjack9764 in my imagined scenario -it’s not a dying Language.- _Iroquois is a language._
      I’m comparing it because these spoiIed a”woke” people wouldn’t DARE protest this if it were a 1st nations language

    • @miketyson3824
      @miketyson3824 2 года назад +1

      There would be zero question the people have to learn it.

  • @E-nuff
    @E-nuff 2 года назад +6

    Vive le français!!!

  • @crazywaffleking
    @crazywaffleking 2 года назад +13

    Don't live in Quebec if you have no interest learning French.

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад

      DoNt lIVe in CaNaDA UnlESs yOu Are WiLling To lEarN English.

    • @TheWoollyFrog
      @TheWoollyFrog 2 года назад +1

      Cool hot take. We'll send them somewhere in the country where they don't need French for higher income jobs and government jobs... oh wait.

  • @justinbergeron5997
    @justinbergeron5997 2 года назад +18

    They are so stuck in their anglosphere and disconnected from th rest of quebec that half of them have their signs in english only while protesting in a french province

    • @DavidHalverson
      @DavidHalverson 2 года назад +3

      Exactly, so why don't we allow Quebec to separate once and for all. That way the entire province can revert back to speaking Creole French since they forgotten how to speak Parisian French; no English speaking allowed, or signage across the province. Oh yeah, they won't be a province anymore, more likely a sovereign french colony (if France will have them back).

    • @justinbergeron5997
      @justinbergeron5997 2 года назад +2

      @@DavidHalverson Im just saying that they have their signs in english to protest a bill that would only impact them with additional french classes to help them master the language, theyre litteraly exposing the problem that bill tries to fix by showing that they dont even make the effort to use french. And yes I would like Quebec to be a sovereign nation but that will not happen.

    • @robin-bq1lz
      @robin-bq1lz 2 года назад

      T’as tout compris de ces idiots pathétiques…👏🏼👏🏼😁😘

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад

      @@justinbergeron5997 I don’t want to separate from Canada thank you

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад +2

      @@DavidHalverson no one in Quebec speaks creole.
      We speak The Parisian french from before the revolution. The Parisian French that the monarchy used to speak in. It was the bourgeoisie who took over during the revolution that the present accent is changed to the one of today. Have you not been to Québec? We speak French.
      I don’t want to separate. Canada in America “forgot“ how to speak British English.
      We are not French. We are our own culture. We need to be united and diverse and I’ll put barriers between us.

  • @hytraaddxw3rs313
    @hytraaddxw3rs313 2 года назад +1

    vote Legault out

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +1

      Tu est une minorité , il va être relu ! Il faut sorti du ton ghetto anglais !

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +2

      Legault do not need you to be elected !

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +1

      You have chosen the wrong language in the wrong province . As such L'égalité do not need your vote to be reelected. And he knows that!

  • @Mp-re1wj
    @Mp-re1wj Год назад +1

    English will never leave Montreal. It would be suicide for the city. But the quebecois like to sink their own ship and go down with it.

  • @TheBrendon67
    @TheBrendon67 2 года назад +1

    Well, it would be equal as everyone would be stuck doing it.
    Point taken though.
    Quebec has a lot of power actually…
    Look at the fact that the Bloc is a regional party that operates federally.
    Absolutely ridiculous.

  • @Ont785
    @Ont785 2 года назад +3

    The ongoing quest to control everything and everybody.

  • @CaptWesStarwind
    @CaptWesStarwind 2 года назад +2

    Plains of Abraham!

  • @aidinjodaei4014
    @aidinjodaei4014 2 года назад

    About time!

  • @blazejefferson
    @blazejefferson 2 года назад +12

    How can the one woman argue that it creates inequality? Wouldn't learning a bit of the language most people in the province speak help rather than hinder them?

    • @DavidHalverson
      @DavidHalverson 2 года назад +7

      The Francophones would be happier if all Anglophones had no rights in the province of Quebec. The French are still angry over losing the Battle of Champlain and their province to the English. The French suffered the humiliation of defeat even though the English were complacent in allowing their language, French, to be retained and not forcing them to learn to speak and write in English.
      Unlike the rest of Canada where English speaking students are forced to take a mandatory French conversational language course every year. I started in Grade 7 and 8, then dropped it in secondary school when I realized there was no requirement for the graduation diploma of a language course in French back in 1976 when I started Grade 9. Now, in the present, it is mandatory to take French as a Second Language if your English speaking from Grade 4 through 8, plus 1 credit course in secondary school.

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад

      @@DavidHalverson they wouldn’t have accepted English and soon would apologise and Canada would still be bilingual

    • @p-acormier5215
      @p-acormier5215 2 года назад +1

      @@DavidHalverson " even though the English were complacent in allowing their language," someone doesn't have a clue about the history of that time. Maybe that's what they teach you in your school, like how we are thought the french were all nice and happy and never did anything wrong to the natives.

    • @lasflores2195
      @lasflores2195 2 года назад

      @@DavidHalverson we would be happier if yall tried to respect us just a little bit, i have A LOT of english friends that are from other part of canada, and they dont see any problem in our province trying to keep this as french as possible, since this is the only province that we got, yall can literally go anywhere and speak english, but still your a complaining, we arent salty about a supposed battle that happened 300 years ago, we are salty cause yall think your better then us.

    • @mitchellmacdonald6897
      @mitchellmacdonald6897 2 года назад

      @@louisecote3542 bein la la, feme ta hotdog pepsi go habs go

  • @Billy011nb
    @Billy011nb 2 года назад

    I don’t blame them… this is a sad time for Quebec. Let’s oust Legault

    • @yannislaurin5438
      @yannislaurin5438 Год назад

      Please stop the victimization

    • @jbqu3142
      @jbqu3142 Год назад

      The English language invasion is the reason of this sad time.

    • @hereticalbug6361
      @hereticalbug6361 Месяц назад

      ​@@jbqu3142 lol in france English is a compulsory suby

  • @shamsuddiadamov8503
    @shamsuddiadamov8503 2 года назад +4

    Long live! English language I'm always ready support English. I want to be a professor English language. God will help us. Allah SWT is moust great.

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад +4

      In Rome we do as Roman . If you are not happy from Ottawa to Vancouver you are most welcome

    • @shamsuddiadamov8503
      @shamsuddiadamov8503 2 года назад +1

      @@9grand please don't be offended by me. I respect any language. All languages created Almighty Allah SWT. In Canada the first time I respect aboriginal Eskimos and Aleuts because several hundred years ago this territory have been Askimos and Aleutian homeland. Today in Canada those people depressed condition. They haven't got freedom of speech in Canada Askimoso and Aleutian tribe.

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад +3

      @@shamsuddiadamov8503 . We respect all language, but not the people who Come to live in Québec but do not make the effort to speak french ( the only official language of Quebec)

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 2 года назад +1

      @@shamsuddiadamov8503
      Et que fais-tu du français?

    • @yohanapereira1629
      @yohanapereira1629 Год назад

      ​@@shamsuddiadamov8503 Allah is fake

  • @paris2070
    @paris2070 2 года назад +1

    Ok it’s time for a new referendum, in the comments of different news of bill 96, people was saying why don’t these people go to alberta, manitoba,,,, etc, . I have a proposition: why don’t you get out of Canada 🇨🇦 when you are not accepting other official language of Canada? It’s time for a referendum, I say the municipalities that vote to be attached to Ontario or to be separated from Quebec, vote for it, the rest can go and become another country. We are sick of you. You want to be separate , we give you separate, just give us the west of Montreal till Ontario and you can get the blank out. I bet most English comunities want to get separated from Quebec already. We want a referendum and a vote for each municipality. How about that?

  • @jonk5669
    @jonk5669 2 года назад +2

    Beat them down! Don't they know what country this is?! Dissent will not be tolerated!

  • @fredm.9474
    @fredm.9474 Год назад

    Freedom of speech ok

  • @goosevillage
    @goosevillage 2 года назад +2

    Quebec Anglos are BI-lingual. Immigrants are TRI-lingual and the Francophone Quebecois are UNI-lingual. Guess who will get the best jobs in the future !

    • @patriceguerette7807
      @patriceguerette7807 2 года назад +1

      I am Quebecois Francophone and also bilingual so…

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +1

      Ignorant at it's best . Native french speakers represent 75 % of the population and nearly 50 % of quebec population are bilingual ! Do you really live in Quebec . LOL

  • @jacques9307
    @jacques9307 2 года назад

    Merci de défendre les droits civiles.

  • @YouSacOfWine
    @YouSacOfWine 2 года назад +11

    The anglosphere bubble delusion is real. This is like British people living in Scotland (after centuries of occupation) feeling oppressed because Scottish people want to preserve the difference of their culture. The anglosphere has expended to the internet and additional cultural preservations need to be done. Is this government doing it the right way? Most likely not. But get your head out from Anglo-Saxon sand just for a bit; maybe you'll realized its already covering the whole world. You're not oppressed.

    • @marc-andredeslauriers7687
      @marc-andredeslauriers7687 2 года назад +1

      This. :)

    • @christophermerlot3366
      @christophermerlot3366 2 года назад +2

      I think you mean English people. The Scots are British.

    • @revoktorment440
      @revoktorment440 2 года назад +1

      You mean the anglosphere bubble within the frenchsphere bubble within Canada?

    • @Cursed_Mark
      @Cursed_Mark 2 года назад

      "British people living in Scotland"
      All people living in Scotland are British, genius.

    • @YouSacOfWine
      @YouSacOfWine 2 года назад

      @@Cursed_Mark Hope you're trolling; To invalidate the cultural heritage differences and claims of Scotland simply paints you as the very thing I'm pointing out. The blind absolutist of an anglo-saxon world. "Either my ways, or you're inferior".

  • @bridgetleonard6702
    @bridgetleonard6702 2 года назад +22

    I am anglo but I am not against the bill.

    • @DavidHalverson
      @DavidHalverson 2 года назад

      However, it probably will not stop at the Quebec border ... this could reignite the Battle of Upper and Lower Canada, the French against the English. Nothing like a good ol' Civil War! This time lets beat the French, remove their Creole language from our land permanently. Why should we speak bastardized french when true Parisian French is much preferred.

    • @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
      @mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 2 года назад

      IKR they would not be saying this if Québec were an Iroquois speaking province and the 2nd language of Canada was Iroquois.

    • @wasupfool5692
      @wasupfool5692 2 года назад

      You're one of the few

    • @mike8595
      @mike8595 2 года назад

      @@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 BINGO! These people are not consistent.

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад +4

      Are you an Anglo Quebecer, Bridget? Are you able to seek essential services in French with no issues? Do your taxes, speak to a doctor, go to have your license renewed, talk to your financial advisor about your investments? Or would you be confused and possibly suffer because of this proposed inequity? This is why Anglos are sounding the alarm and sharing their concerns.

  • @SergeantPerrawn
    @SergeantPerrawn Год назад

    Cheh

  • @charlesallan6978
    @charlesallan6978 2 года назад

    Allophone ? It pretty much is a method for not popping your p's into a microphone. Invent a better word; don't just lazily commandeer one that exists for a different reason.

  • @delerium2k
    @delerium2k 2 года назад +3

    lol @ protesting with a mask on... such rebels!

    • @AG-er5vmTG
      @AG-er5vmTG 2 года назад

      bunch of NPC's

    • @TheWoollyFrog
      @TheWoollyFrog 2 года назад

      Better than blocking key infrastructure in the name of freedom...from mandates that were already planned to be dropped.

    • @delerium2k
      @delerium2k 2 года назад +1

      @@TheWoollyFrog something like 1 in 7 Canadians are physically blocked from accessing *key infrastructure*

  • @avinashmishra6077
    @avinashmishra6077 10 месяцев назад

    As an Indian we support free Quebec. Canada must vacate illegally occupied Quebec. Free Quebec. We support free Quebec.

  • @olivierdubois9043
    @olivierdubois9043 2 года назад +4

    If I move to Ontario, study and live there, I learn, speak, embrace, English and the English Canadian Culture and don't complain about it!! If you study and live in Québec, You have to learn, speak, embrace the French language and culture and don't complain about it. Life is short, If some english speakers can't make the effort to assimilate, well.... Take the easy way, rent a U-Haul and move to Toronto.. Québec is a French speaking province with laws to protect our language this is Québec people right to protect it!! '' Québec you love it or you leave it ''.. your choice.

  • @9grand
    @9grand 2 года назад +5

    A ROME ON FAIT COMME DES ROMAINS

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      Les francophones du Québec sont au bord de l’extinction, car ils constituent “seulement” 80% de la population!!! 😆😂🤣

    • @alexiskandarian8154
      @alexiskandarian8154 2 года назад

      In Quebec you do like the natives do

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад

      @@alexiskandarian8154 What about you ? Pretty sure, you do not do both ??????? In Rome do as Romans do and in Québec french is the only official language approuved by the Canaduan constitutions ! Lol

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад

      @@alexiskandarian8154 This is not a motto darling. In Québec french is the only official language !!!! Lol

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад

      @@alexiskandarian8154 We do not want rude opportunistics immigrants ( with you name you do not have any english ancestry , probably from the Turkish Empire ) who favour english in a french speaking society. In Rome do as Romans do !!!!

  • @dustingillard6987
    @dustingillard6987 2 года назад +8

    Good for Quebec.
    Stand up for your language.
    Stand up for your identity.
    Now if only other provinces were allowed to do the same, we would be living in a free country.

    • @pauldoucette6623
      @pauldoucette6623 2 года назад +3

      Thats the problem. The rest of Canada doesn't have an identity or unique culture. What makes English Canada any different then the U.S.A.? Quebec has a Canadian Culture that is Unique and should be protected because it hasn't been destroyed by immigration like the rest of Canada.

    • @yvonfaub
      @yvonfaub 2 года назад +1

      ​@@pauldoucette6623 It'S realy not my pov, but I heard a lot that a canadian is just an american who just cant stop saying "Im sorry" !

    • @ProteusTG
      @ProteusTG 2 года назад +5

      @@pauldoucette6623 Sorry but Quebec speaks a slang French and they live and play just like the rest of Canada,
      They think they are different or special but they are the same.
      Go to Montreal and then go to Ottawa. You will be hard pressed to see the differences.

    • @pauldoucette6623
      @pauldoucette6623 2 года назад +1

      @@ProteusTG Have you been to Quebec ? English Canada has Tim Horton's, that is an American company. English Canada has more in common with America then it does with Quebec. It is inevitable that Canada as we know it has no future together. We should just accept it before what is happening in the Ukraine happens here.

    • @ProteusTG
      @ProteusTG 2 года назад +1

      @@pauldoucette6623 Tim Horton was a hockey player for the Leafs. Quebec has Tim Hortons. I was born and raised in Quebec. There are very little differences. Most of them are based on laws. Ontario and Quebec are very similar.

  • @ylie476
    @ylie476 2 года назад

    faudrait ne plus avoir d'anglophones et d'immigrant au québec pour mieux protéger nôtre langue si la lois leur plaît pas y'a le reste du pays

    • @patriceguerette7807
      @patriceguerette7807 2 года назад

      C’est facile à dire ça, quand ça fait 50 ans qu’on a arrêté de faire des bébés. La revanche du berceau ça vous dit quelque chose? S’il y avait 2.1 enfant par femme ou plus on aurai pas besoin de l’immigration. À 1.5 enfants en moyenne par famille c’est impossible de renouveler les prochaines générations. Juste à voir ce qui se passe au Japon. 125 millions d’habitants et 70 million d’ici la fin du sciècle.

  • @karend.9218
    @karend.9218 2 года назад +3

    Belgium - 2 to 3 launguages, Switzerland - 3 to 4 languages. People learn and use these languages on a need basis not a mandate. You plot your path and opportunities exist. Que is mandating French and removing opportunities that are not French for everyone. This is not freedom, this is not opportunity. There are only 24 hours each day. Students spending 2-3 hours on a language which is not needed for their future is not ok. Do Francophones need to learn english? Not unless they want to. We have 2 official languages in this country. Opportunities should exist in both.

    • @wernervonbraun5385
      @wernervonbraun5385 2 года назад

      France many languages: german, Basques, ..but only one official! it is a problem with some francophone mentality!

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 2 года назад

      Passer du temps à apprendre une langue qu'ils vont avoir de besoin pour travailler au Québec... et les les francophones apprennent l'anglais 🤷‍♂️
      Tu dis que le pays a 2 langues officielles 🤣
      Seulement au niveau du fédéral 🤷‍♂️
      Va dire ça aux communautés francophones dans le reste du pays.... le pays qui ne respectaient aucunement les francophones dans le reste du Canada 🤷‍♂️
      Combien d'université francophones il y a en Ontario ?🤔
      Combien d'hôpitaux francophones, il y a en Ontario ? 🤔

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 2 года назад

      @@wernervonbraun5385
      Ontario à plusieurs langues, mais une seule langues officielles, l'anglais.
      L'Alberta a plusieurs langues, mais une seule langues officielles, l'anglais....
      La seule province officiellement bilingue est le nouveau Brunswick...
      Alors pour toutes les autres provinces qui ont l'anglais comme langue officielle, devons-nous dire que c'est un problème de certaines mentalitées anglophones ? 🤔

    • @wernervonbraun5385
      @wernervonbraun5385 2 года назад

      @@nicolasg.514 le Français est officiel par tout au Canada! tous comme l'Anglais! Le seul problème c'est la mentalité haineuse et arrogante d'une poigné de Francais dites élite qui a infesté le Québec!!

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      Nicolas, tu n’es même pas capable d’écrire correctement le français. Alors ferme ta bouche jusqu’à ce que tu aies maîtrisé ta langue maternelle. Tu es assez pathétique.

  • @letoucan7807
    @letoucan7807 Год назад

    Leave

  • @hytraaddxw3rs313
    @hytraaddxw3rs313 2 года назад +2

    the law of the land outside quebec is English time to wipe out all french signs and language outside quebec enough is enough

  • @Earth.gargara
    @Earth.gargara 2 года назад +10

    Thank God I did not choose French as a second language to learn even it was imposed on me when I was a kid .

    • @robertgaraboncias8852
      @robertgaraboncias8852 2 года назад +3

      When a French Canadian pilot wants to land his plane in France, air traffic control doesn't understand Canadian French so they have to speak English.

    • @Earth.gargara
      @Earth.gargara 2 года назад

      @@robertgaraboncias8852 😂

    • @tailiu223
      @tailiu223 2 года назад +5

      @@robertgaraboncias8852 When an English Canadian pilot wants to land his plane in the UK, air traffic control doesn't understand Canadian English so they have to speak French. 🤣

    • @9grand
      @9grand 2 года назад +1

      In Rome do as Roman do

    • @alexiskandarian8154
      @alexiskandarian8154 2 года назад +1

      @@9grand
      In Quebec do as the natives do

  • @frankd7905
    @frankd7905 2 года назад +5

    What is happening in Quebec is the same things that happen in most dictatorships. 1) Control what the people hear by making it difficult to understand anyone else. (Force the French language on everyone) 2) Control the message. Now that your population only understand the language force on them makes it much easier. 3) Control the media. Quebec has done a good job in keeping the CBC alive using our money against ourselves. 4) Put people sympathetic to the French language cause and make it very difficult for anyone not able to speak the French language into positions of power. Quebec has done it all. They lost the battle on the plains of Abraham but to the elite the war is still ongoing. Trudeau is a Quebecer first and a Canadian second. Most Western Canadians are Canadians first but this is now changing.

    • @Parlimant_Strifey
      @Parlimant_Strifey 2 года назад

      Castreau works for the bald man in Davos. No loyalty to the country.

    • @daniellai7712
      @daniellai7712 2 года назад +3

      1. Trudeau isn’t a Québécois, he was from Ottawa, Ontario. His father was against Quebec independence. 2. He spent years in Montreal, but he also spent years in BC. 3. This video has nothing to do with federal, this is provincial issue. 4. Quebec is governed by CAQ, not liberal.

    • @NoviRacoon
      @NoviRacoon 2 года назад +1

      you realise in french schools we are obligated to have english classes? Stop with your conspiracy theories.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад

      Never being in a dictartoship ! The Canadian constitution approuves that any province has the right to impose it's language ! if you are not happy go to Ottawa to change the constitution. lol !!!! Thank you to show your ignorance!

  • @yvonfaub
    @yvonfaub 2 года назад +7

    These student should consider themselves lucky cause you will never see french students in the rest of Canada who can dream of having the possibility to ask for the same.
    Equity is so wierd nowaday...

    • @blurtam188
      @blurtam188 2 года назад +8

      Most schools in Canada require kids to learn French through middle school.

    • @yvonfaub
      @yvonfaub 2 года назад

      @@blurtam188 And all school in Quebec require kids to learn english, and that a good thing, but this have nothing to do with my first post...
      Just to be clear here. Dont not base your arguments on the "Equity" thing cause the rights of english speaking people in Quebec is way more recognized and subsidized the rights of french speaking peole in any other provinces...combine !

    • @davemcd9077
      @davemcd9077 2 года назад

      @@blurtam188 ya, um...best leave the uneducated to themselves, especially the pro fake-o-phone ones=they are the 'worsted'=tru dat la.

    • @abjectt5440
      @abjectt5440 2 года назад +4

      @@yvonfaub BS

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад +2

      @@yvonfaub Oh dear, Chakal, this is simply not true. I am not attacking you or criticizing you, we don’t know what we don’t know. You have the RIGHT to all essential services outside Quebec in French. This is outlined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. For example, If you got into a skiing accident in Banff and can only speak French, a translator will be found. I now live in Alberta and know someone who was called upon for jury duty, and the stipulation is that jurors MUST speak French at the request of the defendant. And of corse education must be accessed in either language if you chose. These are examples of your human rights being upheld. However, this does not apply in Quebec for Anglos. Quebec has its own charter.
      Again, not attacking or criticizing. It’s just a good to know fact that is pertinent to the topic at hand.

  • @SquirrelGamez
    @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад +13

    Quebec IS a nation and French IS its official language. That's a fact. People died for this. Anglos been trying to assimilate us and force us to anglicize ever since France abandoned its Canadian colony. I'm (obviously) bilingual, and people are free to speak english in Quebec, but the official language here is French, law or no law. Only in Quebec is there dissent about people having to learn the LOCAL LANGUAGE. Anywhere else in the world, learning the local language is NORMAL. There is hate against french here.

    • @drewg2676
      @drewg2676 2 года назад +4

      Nope

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад +7

      Last I checked Quebec is a province and not a nation. I don't see how the anglos are trying to assimilate francos. What I do see are canadians fighting for their right to seek education in english. The absurd notion you are presenting is foolhardy at best. At no point in the history of this province has there been a law requiring french speakers to be educated in english and it is shameful to assume someone defending their rights is somehow an assault on yours. You can call quebec a nation all you want but the sovereignty we enjoy is provided and upheld by the federal government and I am proud to say we live in a bilingual nation

    • @abjectt5440
      @abjectt5440 2 года назад

      You brought it on yourselves you arrogant bunch.

    • @AG-er5vmTG
      @AG-er5vmTG 2 года назад +1

      The French in Canada are a defeated nation and if not for the mercy of the English would've been assimilated and lost their language/culture. Quebec is not a nation it is a province and you have no right to force people to learn French because Quebec is by law a province in a Bilingual country. English and French are acceptable and no language there should be pushed on either group.

    • @TheWoollyFrog
      @TheWoollyFrog 2 года назад +1

      If things are so bad there, then there is nothing stopping Quebeckers from calling for another referendum to leave. How's that going? Just don't be surprised when the Cree and Inuit communities of northern Quebec also hold a referendum to leave. Maybe the southern Anglophones too. What's that, you don't like that idea? You wouldn't want to cause assimilation onto others now would you?

  • @karenemburgh
    @karenemburgh 2 года назад

    The problem in this country is Quebec and their French prime minister it’s their way or no way

    • @kiddfaith4397
      @kiddfaith4397 2 года назад +1

      Unfortunately, decisions regarding the education system falls under provincial law; not federal. There’s literally nothing Trudeau can do or say about this. The Liberal party doesn’t have majority seating in Quebec; the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) does.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад

      Culture and language are provincial matters

    • @alexokc6009
      @alexokc6009 Год назад +1

      Racist Canada and their racist xenophobic unilingual english culture 🤣

  • @toddpick8007
    @toddpick8007 2 года назад +5

    Turdeau doesnt care about Anglos.

    • @daniellai7712
      @daniellai7712 2 года назад +2

      This has nothing to do with federal… lol

    • @SquirrelGamez
      @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад +1

      Actually Turdeau doesn't recognize Quebec as a nation, he never did and neither did his father.

    • @kiddfaith4397
      @kiddfaith4397 2 года назад +1

      Decisions regarding the education system falls under provincial law; not federal. There’s literally nothing Trudeau can do or say about this. The Liberal party doesn’t even have majority seating in Quebec; the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) does.

    • @toddpick8007
      @toddpick8007 2 года назад

      @@kiddfaith4397 He can cut transfer payments to Quebec like Chretien did when they tried to implement anti anglo policy.

    • @kiddfaith4397
      @kiddfaith4397 2 года назад

      @@toddpick8007
      As much as we may hate what Quebec does, Trudeau can’t just start punishing provinces for doing things he doesn’t agree with, that fall under their jurisdiction and not his; especially when it’s only small changes. It’d be vastly overstepping, and it won’t change the minds of the party in control of Quebec, either; it’d just make things harder for its people, and give their provincial government even more fuel for their gripe against the Canadian government. It’d also be a fast track to being voted out; enough people hate Trudeau as it is, without him violating the separation between federal and provincial law.

  • @hanoversofbits7629
    @hanoversofbits7629 2 года назад +1

    look at europe, people have to learn several languages . what is the big deal ? French is the second official language in this country . When moving to Quebec, newcomers should learn the language, not just relying on english.

  • @moogachoogie5639
    @moogachoogie5639 2 года назад +1

    These students can barley get a sentence out without making multiple mistakes. Are we teaching these kids to be successful or are we too preoccupied with their "rights" to care about their future, stop whining about rights when you cant even handle your responsibilities

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад

      They are bilingual. They likely have one English and one French parent. I don’t find this a problem 🤷‍♀️

    • @cedriclasry9151
      @cedriclasry9151 2 года назад +4

      I find it funny how you misspelled "barely" but I still understood what you were trying to say. It's almost as if understanding an issue doesnt always require a high caliber of eloquence. Did you consider that these kids are currently worried about their rights because they care about their future?

    • @TheWoollyFrog
      @TheWoollyFrog 2 года назад

      My boomer sense is tingling.

  • @mrpotatoheadandhisfantasti
    @mrpotatoheadandhisfantasti 2 года назад +3

    Its not french its quebecois

    • @SquirrelGamez
      @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад +4

      That's like saying it's not english it's american...

    • @mrpotatoheadandhisfantasti
      @mrpotatoheadandhisfantasti 2 года назад

      @@SquirrelGamez theyre the ones who want to feel special

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад

      I have to disagree, potato head, and agree with Squirrel man. There are many French speaking peoples in the world. I don’t understand why there is such snobbery toward the French of Quebec.

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      The French that people speak in France is beautiful and so easy for me to understand. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about the French spoken in Quebec.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +1

      Do you speak british R.P english . If not you too you do not speak real english lol!

  • @nickiewilson9134
    @nickiewilson9134 2 года назад

    The French are mostly upset with people that don't speak French. 3/4's of Canadian's West don't care to use it, except to work there.

    • @neofils
      @neofils 2 года назад +4

      Thgey are just upset that people who live in Quebec do not make the effort to speak french in a french speaking society !!! in Rome do as Roman do!

    • @nickiewilson9134
      @nickiewilson9134 2 года назад

      @@neofils I recently found out that all three of my Great Grandfather's were Master Mariners. First two from PEI, Captain James Douglas Warrem ( Middle) came to explore the Salish Sea in 1858. He opened up the Trade Routes around Vancouver Island etc. The 1st one was in Quebec & then PEI, Gouldrop & Warren are mention in the book " My People, My Island of PEI. Still researching what my father left me & was mostly unbeknownst before the 215 body's were found in Kamloops. J.D. married Tutsumutsa Edenshaw a Chief's daughter from the Haida Gwaii. After internment to Kuper Island, she survived to be the oldest native to die on Vancouver Island in 1931 at 104 and so much more.

  • @Parlimant_Strifey
    @Parlimant_Strifey 2 года назад +6

    French is dying, importing French speakers is also a weak solution. Math says you have to make your own French-Canadian babies, language laws are done by the weak and is a sign of pure unbridled desperation. This is not the solution, all your doing is pushing people out of the province; which leads to even less people. No thinking skills from these Quebecers, the education system has failed in Quebec.

    • @SquirrelGamez
      @SquirrelGamez 2 года назад

      you're*

    • @Parlimant_Strifey
      @Parlimant_Strifey 2 года назад

      @@SquirrelGamez k, but I am not here to market anything. Plus I get shadow-banned here. So you need to learn to accept inaccurate words and errors on this particular platform, a proven way out is errors.

  • @eliotticard8604
    @eliotticard8604 2 года назад +3

    just learn french or leave the province

  • @alexiskandarian8154
    @alexiskandarian8154 2 года назад +3

    From racist people comes racist governments
    From racist government comes racist laws

    • @joenroute9646
      @joenroute9646 2 года назад +1

      WE just do not like rude and oppurtunistic people who do not want to speak french in a french speaking society !

    • @alexiskandarian8154
      @alexiskandarian8154 2 года назад

      @@joenroute9646
      Did your rude and opportunistic ancestors learn the native languages when they settled in Quebec ?

    • @alexokc6009
      @alexokc6009 Год назад

      Racist angryphone immigrant like you is a shame for Canada. You dont desereve to be in Canada. Real anglos are not like you.

  • @eaa4773
    @eaa4773 2 года назад +1

    The question comes down to this: Which community has the legitimacy to integrate individuals, the anglophone minority or the French-speaking majority? The answer to me is clearly the latter. The Charter of the French language should fully apply to Cégep, period. As Québec is the only French-speaking jurisdiction in North America, I have zero sympathy for people promoting freedom of choice when it goes against everything I hold dearly as Québécois. French isn't an option among many. It's not a ''nice-to-have'' nor a "beautiful language" to promote. It's a THE national and cultural language by which Québécois uniquely express who they are as a people. When there are pushbacks, coercion becomes necessary. Bien hâte que cette loi soit adoptée!

    • @protestadventures
      @protestadventures 2 года назад

      Presque un million d’anglophones habitent la région montréalaise, et ils paient des taxes. Alors, ils ont le droit d’avoir des services éducatifs en anglais. Ils n’est pas compliqué.

    • @eaa4773
      @eaa4773 2 года назад

      @@protestadventures Mais je suis bien d'accord! Les anglophones nés au Canada sont des ayants droit Québécois à qui on doit de fournir des services dans leur langue. Dorénavant, les cégeps anglophones n'auront pas le choix que d'accepter tous les ayants-droit anglophones, peu importe leur cote R. Mais il a aussi été démontré que les anglophones du Québec n'ont pas un niveau suffisant de français après le secondaire. Or s'ils veulent s'intégrer au marché du travail et demeurer au Québec, ce que tous les Québécois souhaitent par ailleurs, alors ils doivent détenir les outils de base de cette société. Crier au scandale et à l'oppression devant l'ajout de 3 cours de français me semble tiré par les cheveux.

  • @tailiu223
    @tailiu223 2 года назад +18

    If you want to live in Toronto, you must learn English. That is reality. If you want to live in Montreal, you must learn French. That is reality.

    • @frankeinstein719
      @frankeinstein719 2 года назад +15

      And this is why Montreal used to be the biggest city in Canada and now it’s Toronto.

    • @tailiu223
      @tailiu223 2 года назад +3

      @@frankeinstein719 Yes. That is why Montreal is more affordable and livable. Toronto is very expensive now.

    • @jonk5669
      @jonk5669 2 года назад +16

      Have you ever been to Montreal? Everyone speaks English. Lol

    • @marc-andredeslauriers7687
      @marc-andredeslauriers7687 2 года назад +1

      @@jonk5669 Not really

    • @jonk5669
      @jonk5669 2 года назад +3

      @@marc-andredeslauriers7687 Yeah, really.

  • @jumac11998888
    @jumac11998888 2 года назад +2

    French might sound good. But it's an uppity, complicated for nothing language. French is almost a waist of time.

    • @bigfoot1968
      @bigfoot1968 2 года назад

      well so are immigrants who do not the language where they wish to live, learn it or just get out

    • @pauldoucette6623
      @pauldoucette6623 2 года назад +2

      Quebec culture is the only culture that is truly Canadian. Good on Quebec for trying to protect their language. Here in Vancouver we have Canadians who don't speak a word of English.

    • @pauldoucette6623
      @pauldoucette6623 2 года назад +2

      @Charming Chowder There is 8.5 million population in The belle Provence. I thing they pay their fair share. If you come to canada, you must learn English of French. I f that is bothersome, stay home

    • @TheWoollyFrog
      @TheWoollyFrog 2 года назад +1

      @@pauldoucette6623 I think you are overlooking a few groups here and there...

    • @theirmanager5204
      @theirmanager5204 2 года назад

      @@pauldoucette6623 I think Charming Chowder is referring to the equalization payments which Quebec is the largest recipient by a long long way. They take, they do not pay.

  • @avinashmishra6077
    @avinashmishra6077 10 месяцев назад

    As an Indian we support free Quebec. Canada must vacate illegally occupied Quebec. Free Quebec. We support free Quebec.

  • @avinashmishra6077
    @avinashmishra6077 10 месяцев назад

    As an Indian we support free Quebec. Canada must vacate illegally occupied Quebec. Free Quebec. We support free Quebec.