A call to action by anglophones on language rights in New Brunswick
In 2019 New Brunswick celebrates 50 years as Canada's only officially bilingual province. The equality of both linguistic groups is ...
Tag: People’s Alliance
Opposition Day at the Legislature: Pay equity and fracking debated
After the recent provincial election resulted in a historic four-party minority government, the NB Media Co-op stated it would write ...
The revolt of the regions: what Quebec and New Brunswick’s election teach us about populism
Quebec and New Brunswick’s elections have brought populism to Canada and reveal similar problems For those who have watched variations ...
Partisan homework and the prism of language in New Brunswick
The judicial recounts in two New Brunswick ridings seem to confirm the party equilibrium in the upcoming Legislative Assembly. Nonetheless, ...
“We sink together, we swim together:” An Anglophone perspective on anti-duality rhetoric
Since its inception eight years ago, the People’s Alliance has often led the perpetuation of anti-Francophone rhetoric hidden behind criticisms ...
Up with Anglophone rights
The People’s Alliance party has a fixation on bilingualism and it begs an explanation. Actually, it reminds me of the ...