SOCWORK 1A06 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: October Crisis, Provincial Rights Party, Canada Pension Plan
31 Oct 2013
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Next tutorial assignment: find someone in your life, preferably over 65, if not then the oldest person you know, ask them the given questions (can ask others if you like) and bring your answers to next tutorial. Bilingualism : are considered a bilingual country, but always sort of sideline french canada, 1/3 of canada"s pop are french speaking. 22% of canadians have french as their first language. 2. 5 million of these people live outside of quebec. 1. 4 million in ontario: mandated at the federal level, but not the provincial level. Except in new brunswick, where it is mandated at the provincial level. Issue is that it is more about the quebecois speaking english than anglophones speaking. Lack of knowledge: don"t know a lot about quebec/francophones, and don"t seem to care that we don"t know. Not a lot about quebec history/culture in english school, more in french immersion: university curriculum. Student uprisings in montreal not very well explained or explored in.
