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Opus wrote:

> I see you "forgot" to mention that the Anglophone minority in La Belle
> Provence is FAR LARGER than the Francophone minority in every other
> provence.

Not true. There is New Brunswick. But for having been there, the anglos
are better treated here than the francos there.

>There are French schools and services here in Manitoba. I am
> of Ukranian descent, both sides. Ukranians outnumber French here in
> Manitoba yet it is IMPOSSIBLE for my daughter to learn Ukranian.

Well, Francophones were one of the two founding "people" of Canada as we
know it. French is one of the official languages, Ukrainian is not. So
what's your point?

>No
> such school exists. I suppose you believe YOUR culture is more worthy
> than MINE.

It's not a question of who's culture is better than whom. But
francophone Quebecois are not simply immigrants from France: they've
evolved in quite a distinct :-) culture, one that is truly unique. This
culture is worth preserving...don't you think?

>English-only signs are NOT the problem in Quebec, ANY
> amount of English was forbidden untill some people put up bilingual
> signs.

Huh? This is false, or at least quite misleading.

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�lie Charest <turgon@mlink.net>

"Vive le Qu�bec Libre!"  Charles De Gaulle
"I don't need to elaborate on that ... Next question!"  Jean Chr�tien

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