Anti-English discrimination in Quebec

[Canadian712]

Oh dear. You missed the joke completely.



I didn't. Your hysterical CT deluded self did. I was just mocking you for it.


Hint: it's really, really not.

Hint: I posted a word per word comparison between South African statutes and Bill 101.

 

[Canadian712]

The French language was never in danger in Quebec, statistically speaking. The French speaking population of the province has always hovered around 80-81% throughout its over 200 year history.

French mother tongue in 1901: 80%
French mother tongue 2006: 80.1%

Source: Canadian Democracy, Stephen Brooks, p.383

"A 1970 survey by Guy Labelle estimated that 35% of the commercial signs in metropolitan Montreal were in French only and 11.8% in English only'-Marc Levine, "The Reconquest of Montreal: Language Policy and Social Change in a Bilingual City", p. 200

Professor Emeritus and expert demographer Jacques Henripin predicted in the 1970s that without language legislation, the French speaking population would still at roughly 77% by 2001.

 

[Architect]

I gave you the Wiki link on the Frenchification of Belgium. All the sources are at the bottom and the reason I did that is because most sources are written in Dutch and/or in French. Read the link , as most claims are sourced.

So did you bother reading the sources or not?