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Tom Mulcair: Is the CAQ setting up French to fail?

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The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government has not defined the “yardsticks” that would be used to measure if its $600-million action plan to protect the French language is achieving its objectives, writes former politician Tom Mulcair. Mentioning a recent QCGN press release, Mulcair points out that there are indications that the CAQ will consider data on mother tongue and language spoken at home – setting itself up for failure.

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