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September 14, 2012

2012-2017 Community Priorities and Enabling Strategies of the English-speaking Community of Quebec

QCGN Documents

The 2012-2017 Community Development Plan for Quebec’s English-speaking communities lays out priorities and enabling strategies that were developed by more than 150 community leaders during a Community Priority Setting Conference in 2012. The conference was the culmination of the first phase the Strategic Priorities Forum that included 19 regional and sectoral consultations, five focus groups and an online survey of more than 500 English-speaking Quebecers, all of which sought the community’s input on the priorities for a vital and sustainable English-speaking community.

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