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Bill 96 harms all Quebecers: Julius Grey

Posted on 22 August 2023

The language law Bill 96 harms all Quebecers and seeks to reduce the province’s anglophones to an insignificant minority, constitutional lawyer Julius Grey told an Aug. 1 B’nai Brith Canada Zoom event. “Everybody is worse off with a terrible, dreadful, repressive law,” Grey said. The event, marking the first anniversary of the law, was moderated by Marvin Rotrand of B’nai Brith Canada ...

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Bill 96 is an attempt to scrub English from the mouths of Quebeckers

Posted on 22 August 2023

Jeffery Vacante is an assistant professor of history at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of National Manhood and the Creation of Modern Quebec. At a time when there is quite a bit of talk about efforts to limit speech on college campuses, in school libraries, and on social media sites, we should take a moment to consider what is going on in the province of Que ...

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Convoy protest against Bill 96 rolls through West Island

Posted on 22 August 2023

A group of caravan protesters rolled through Montreal's West Island Saturday to denounce Quebec's French language law, Bill 96. "Our volunteers are getting a lot more calls," said Mario Napolitano, president of the Bridging Ethnic Communities group. "People want to get involved. They want change." Last month, around a hundred protesters drove through the streets of Montreal in a similar demonstr ...

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Bill 96: What impact is it having on the Quebec mortgage industry?

Posted on 22 August 2023

Recent amendments to Quebec’s Bill 96, a law limiting the use of English in certain settings in the province, have generated plenty of headlines – but how has the legislation affected the mortgage industry? Among the much-discussed changes that came into play on June 1 included the stipulation that adhesion contracts – non-negotiable documents drafted by a single party – must be presented ...

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Convoy protest against Bill 96 rolls through West Island

Posted on 22 August 2023

A group of caravan protesters rolled through Montreal's West Island Saturday to denounce Quebec's French language law, Bill 96. "Our volunteers are getting a lot more calls," said Mario Napolitano, president of the Bridging Ethnic Communities group. "People want to get involved. They want change." Last month, around a hundred protesters drove through the streets of Montreal in a similar demonstr ...

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Un conseiller financier peut vous aider à atteindre vos objectifs de retraite

Posted on 23 February 2022

(EN) La planification financière est un processus de longue haleine, mais si elle est effectuée correctement, elle rapporte des dividendes pendant des années. La vie amène son lot de changements (quand, par exemple, on décide de fonder une famille, de changer d’emploi, de déménager dans une autre ville ou de planifier sa retraite) et le plan financier doit évoluer avec chacune ...

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Le stress saisonnier : des trucs simples pour le combattre

Posted on 23 February 2022

(EN) Nous savons tous que malgré toutes les décorations, le temps des fêtes n’est pas toujours gai pour tout le monde. En fait, il peut être assez stressant. Qu’il s’agisse de trouver les bons cadeaux à temps ou de se demander si on a les moyens de les acheter, la période des fêtes est remplie de déclencheurs d’anxiété.
Voici quelques conseils pratiques qui vous aidero ...

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26 Essential Pizza Places in Montreal

Posted on 11 August 2021

With its large and impassioned Italian community (as demonstrated following Italy’s Euro Cup victory), it’s no surprise Montreal is home to plenty of great pizzerias, including many wood-fired Neapolitan options, and a few spots for Roman-style al taglio, too. And while it’s not as well-known as certain regional styles (say, New York, Chicago, or Detroit), Montreal has its own style of pizz ...

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A New Pop-Up Aims to Open Up Montreal’s Understanding of the Vast World of Vietnamese Dessert Soup

Posted on 11 August 2021

Having spent part of her childhood in Vietnam, Linh Le Kim recalls the regular pleas she’d make to her parents to take her to get some che after dinner. When one of them would give in, they’d ride together on a scooter to one of the casual spots where locals would convene to chat, while sampling their choice from the “bajillion different types” of the dessert soup, often served in a glass ...

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Canada ICI Acquires MFCI Capital in Montréal

Posted on 11 August 2021

TORONTO, July 22, 2021 /CNW/ - Canada ICI Capital Corporation, a trusted partner in Canadian commercial real estate finance, is pleased to announce its acquisition of MFCI Capital of Montréal, Quebec. "Montréal is a highly-specialized Canadian market," says Dale Klein, CEO at Canada ICI. He explains, "This acquisition allows Canada ICI to hit the ground running with market-proven expe ...