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March 11, 2011

QCGN President remarks to Part VII Forum, Office of the Commission of Official Languages

Speeches & Briefs

QCGN President Linda Leith, who participated in a discussion on Part VII of the Official Languages Act, stated that Canada’s two official languages must enjoy equality of status and equal rights and privileges in public life. She noted this goal can only be achieved by ensuring the vitality and sustainability of the English and French linguistic minority communities, in which the two languages and their unique cultures are nurtured and protected.

QCGN President remarks to Part VII Forum, Office of the Commission of Official Languages

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