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CBC Listen — August 28, 2024

Should young anglophones leave Quebec?

Opinion

QCGN President Eva Ludvig joins CBC Radio’s Shawn Apel to weigh in on an op-ed published in the Gazette last week by former educator Ronald G. Macfarlane, who suggested that English-speaking youth consider leaving the province. “Macfarlane’s ‘cri de coeur’ should be taken as a wake-up call – not for the English-speaking community of Quebec, but for the government that seems unaware of how badly it has managed relations with a community of more than 1 million Quebecers who happen to speak English,” Ludvig says. Her call begins at 35:39.

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