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Hanes: These anglo seniors show it’s never too late to learn French

Opinion

Graduates from an innovative language program are busting myths about anglophones.

One by one, the graduates made their way to the front of the room wearing black caps and gold-lettered sashes. They shook hands with their teachers, were handed certificates and switched their tassels from right to left to mark a rite of passage.

When Gloria Sandy’s name was called, the 78-year-old retired nurse slowly and carefully declared: “J’ai la confiance maintenant pour parler français.” The audience clapped and cheered. Sandy is among nearly two dozen anglophone seniors showing that it’s never too late to learn French in Quebec.

A ceremony was held Wednesday at the LaSalle D&D 50+ Centre to celebrate the accomplishments of the first cohort of students in their Fast Track French program.

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