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Pas de débat en anglais: «Comment vont-ils NOUS parler?», scandent les anglophones

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Il n’y aura pas de débat en anglais pour les prochaines élections québécoises. On parle à la communauté anglophone en réaction. Entrevue avec Sylvia Martin Laforge, directrice générale de TALQ.

TALQ is glad to be called and will always participate when French media reach out to us. As advocates for the English-speaking community of Quebec, our goal is to not only be heard, but to especially have an invitation to speak. We welcome the debate. We want to be respected and we want to be recognized. The first step in achieving that is to respect and recognize that we live in a French Quebec.

We were asked what our thoughts are on the fact that there will be no English-language debate in Quebec leading up to the Provincial election in October. Listen to the full interview here.

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