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CJAD Radio — October 2, 2026

Opinion

Eva Ludvig appears on CJAD’s Andrew Carter morning show to discuss the concerns of the English-speaking community as the Provincial Election based on an Op-Ed published in The Gazette.

“Especially interesting now,” says Andrew Carter, “because we sometimes feel like second-class animals in Quebec. Your thoughts?”  Among other things said, Eva Ludvig reiterates that TALQ, on behalf of the English-speaking community, is pushing back. “We are full fledged citizens,” she states, “we built this province together, we certainly are tax payers and we live in a democracy; we have rights that need to be respected, not just as English-speaking Quebecers, but as all Quebecers.” Listen to the whole conversation below which begins at the 30:28 mark in the podcast.

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