Le français, langue de travail au Québec

Les travailleurs régis par le Code canadien du travail, comme ceux des banques et des aéroports, ne sont pas assujettis à la loi 101. C'est 10 % de la main-d'œuvre québécoise, qui n'est pas traitée à égalité avec les autres. Autrement dit, le gouvernement fédéral ne veut pas reconnaître la loi 101.

Carole Lavallée, députée de Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert et porte-parole du Bloc Québécois en matière de Travail, nous explique ici en quoi consistent les demandes du parti en cette matière. Cette vidéo présente également des extraits pertinents de la période de questions d'aujourd'hui à la Chambre des communes : des questions de Gilles Duceppe et de Mme Lavallée.

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[thelordnazgul76]

Faut arréter les conneries la. Le Quebec c'est une province, ok, mais c'est pas une raison pour priver tout un peuple de sa langue. Aujourd'hui la languauge, demain la culture francophone tout entière.

C'est une honte que de privé un peuple de son patrimoine si ils ne souhaitent pas l'abandonner !

Pour un Quebec francophone !

[Vineon]

Mutual respect is easier between two independant nations than between two nations within the same country, one being a majority, the other a marginalised minority.

[Denali2657]

@sinclair70 eat shit! English first... You live in CANADA if you don't speak the language get the fuck out of my country!

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@sinclaire70 Go quietly, with silence into the night. Your curses are carried away in the breeze. Your confused and rambling thoughts are but vapors above the waters, soon to dissipate into the atmosphere.

Why, doggie, do you need to pester nice people. Are you unaware that here in Montreal, there are websites for lonely people such as you looking for friends online?

Our citizens do not hear your rants. I listen to you to amuse and entertain myself.

Bluterguss to you Little Doggie

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@sinclaire70 Bluterguss

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@sinclaire70 I will not leave our people without a sensible voice of reason. My people arrived to form New France and that permits me to voice my views, even views which cause you discomfort.

When you become agitated and upset, you want to yell at me. That only allows me the upperhand because you lose your attention for Quebec and send it to me instead.

You do not speak for our people or our culture. You dwell on a world that no longer exists. I pity you for your refusal to recognise reality

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@sinclaire70 Are you upset about something? You should be aware that there are websites in Montreal for lonely people such as you who are seeking friends online. Your quality of life must make you so very unhappy. I understand that Quebec is changing and that is frightening for you. I'm not racist. I accept the arrival of people from other places. I accept that we will be changed by them and we, by them. The voice of tomorrow in commerce, education and the media is not francais. I'm sorry.

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

Our society in Quebec is in many ways parallel to our cousins across the Atlantic who have fought the battle of language for a long time. The problems faced by francophones in France is that dissidents exist in their own ranks. The French nation is composed of numerous populations of persons whose mother tongue and culture is that of other languages than francais. These dissenters continue to demand recognition and representation in France, yet their "voices" are not heard by the majority. Why?

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@cstevenson0388 Thank you for your contribution. The youtube format is really only a substitute for people of varying backgrounds to provide their views on a playing field of unequals. Imagine a team-member of a semi-pro sports team is watching a professional team compete on television. He (or she) makes a claim that his team could surpass and exceed the efforts. Add the element of alcohol and the claims grow louder. The amatuer and pro teams will never compete each other. It's all just talk.

[cstevenson0388]

@4BlocksE2ndOnRight C'est tres touchant, pourtant je n'ai pas de progeniture donc pas d'epiphanie ici. J'en ai marre des conflits moi aussi, mais la realite est que je reste aux cotes des franco-nord-americains car comme ils representent une minorite, ils vivent de la discrimination dans le Canada anglophone pas mal souvent. Les anglos au Quebec sont a l'origine de la discrimination qu'ils recoivent, avec leurs hairs hautains et tout ca. Larmes aux yeux.

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@UpstaiirsMaid Doggie, So you object to what was shared w/ cst? Do you dislike tiny tots? Do you believe there is no last repose awaiting? My francais is fine and thanks 4 asking. Feeling as if others should call you Pharoh?

Quebec is a lovely place. I enjoy all the colourful shades of people, speaking a wide-collection of languages throughout Montreal and the rest of our province. Canada is a wonderful country to raise a family. My French ancestors pioneered Quebec centuries ago. yours?

[4BlocksE2ndOnRight]

@UpstaiirsMaid Little Doggie !

The laughter continues. I love it.