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Quebec is setting a bad example in its management of linguistic minorities, according to the AFO

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The Assemblée de la francophonie de l’Ontario sends an open letter to the Quebec Health Ministry expressing concern over the directives around language in health care, and the precedent that such directives could set for other minority language communities in the rest of Canada seeking care in their language. Speaking with ONFR, QCGN Director General Sylvia Martin-Laforge quotes former premier Lucien Bouchard, who famously said that a trip to the hospital may involve a blood test, but should never involve a language test.

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