bilingualism

Philippe J. Fournier: A new Léger poll shows Canadians favour a bilingual leader—and without one the Conservatives could face a crushing defeat

Why bilingualism needn’t be a qualification to be PM, even as hopefuls for the Conservative leadership work on their French

Graham Fraser, Canada’s Commissioner of Official Languages, on why Trudeau’s policy on bilingualism on the Supreme Court just makes sense

French immersion—meant to inspire national unity—has turned into an elitist, divisive and deeply troubled system

After 50 fraught years of fights, including a constitutional battle or three, French Canada has won

What’s striking about the claim that Harper has done more than any PM for French is only partly that it’s so easy to disprove

John Geddes on the NDP leader’s rise through the ruthless world of Quebec politics to become the PM’s toughest opponent yet

English college questions French school’s funding

Despite his inability to speak French, Ferguson was the best available candidate for the Auditor-General’s job