Eva Ludvig joins Kim Sullivan on APTN Nouvelles nationales (French-language weekly newscast) to explain the decision of Election Quebec to provide vital voter information in French only and how this affects the English-speaking community’s democratic rights. The interview takes place in French and can be found at the 17:15-minute mark by clicking the link below
The Supreme Court of Canada has set out clear rules for what legislated documents must be produced in English and French. In its announcement this week that voting information would be sent out in French only, Élections Québec pointed the finger at the Coalition Avenir Québec and indicated the government’s language reforms under Bill 96 … Read more
Les électeurs anglophones pourront scanner un code QR pour obtenir les informations dans leur langue. Pour la première fois, les documents d’informations du vote, le guide pour les élections provinciales, l’avis d’inscription et la carte de rappel ne seront livrés aux électeurs qu’en français. Élections Québec, qui est responsable de la distribution de ces … Read more
Quebec voters will receive key provincial election documents in French only for the first time during the 2026 general election, prompting an English-language advocacy organization to warn that the change could make information harder to access. TALQ called on Élections Québec Tuesday to reverse the decision and mail essential information in both French and English. The … Read more
Like gerrymandering in the U.S., it could be viewed as an attempt to to disenfranchise some voters, in this case anglos. The practice of gerrymandering — or manipulating electoral boundaries to the unfair advantage of one group or party — has a long history in the United States. The term was first coined in … Read more
Groups representing English-speakers in the province are critcizing the decision to make provincial election documents available in French only. Quebec AM guest host Gordon Lambie spoke with TALQ president Eva Ludvig to find out why. Listen to the 9 minute interview by clicking the button below.
Élections Québec says it asked for exemptions, but it has to respect the law. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said Wednesday that her government would “look at” the decision to stop sending English-language election information to voters. She was responding to the fact that Élections Québec, for the first time, will not send English-language mailouts ahead of … Read more
Élections Québec’s decides to mail out voter information documents exclusively in French. Trudie Mason speaks with Eva Ludvig about the injustice stemming from this contreversal decision. Speaking on CJAD’s Elias Makos show, TALQ president Eva Ludvig says every citizen has the right to receive “equitable information” to exercise their vote. For Ludvig, it’s a … Read more
Élections Québec says it asked for exemptions, but it has to respect the law. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said Wednesday that her government would “look at” the decision to stop sending English-language election information to voters. She was responding to the fact that Élections Québec, for the first time, will not send English-language mailouts ahead of the … Read more
A move to comply with Quebec’s language laws is causing controversy one month before voters head to the polls. For the first time in a Quebec general election, all eligible voters will received election information by mail in French only. Elections Quebec says the change is required under the province’s language laws but English information … Read more
For the first time in a general election, Élections Québec will send voters information documents in French only in order to comply with changes to Quebec’s language laws, the agency said in a news release on Tuesday. Although the documents typically mailed by Élections Québec ahead of voting day will be in French only, they … Read more
For the first time in a general election, voting information will only be mailed out in French. Élection Québec made the announcement in a press release today. We’ll speak about the details with Eva Ludvig, President of TALQ — formely known as the QCGN. Listen to the full story by clicking below. (9:00 minutes).