Jugement de la cour suprême sur la Loi 104 - La SSJB propose l'application de la Loi 101 aux écoles privées non subventionnées MONTRÉAL, le 22 oct. /CNW Telbec/ - Par la voix de son président général Mario Beaulieu, la Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste (SSJB) de Montréal a réagi au jugement rendu ce matin par la Cour suprême du Canada. "Il est inacceptable que l'avenir du français au Québec soit à la merci d'institutions fédérales contrôlées par le Canada anglais, comme la Cour suprême. Partout au monde, on reconnaît que l'éducation est l'outil d'intégration par excellence. Dans la plupart des États, on finance les écoles publiques exclusivement dans la langue de la majorité. De plus, ces attaques contre la Charte de la langue française proviennent de Brent Tyler et de son défunt groupe Alliance Québec, qui était financé à 90% par le gouvernement fédéral, comme c'est le cas actuellement du nouveau groupe Québec Community Network Group. Ce jugement démontre qu'il est impossible d'assurer l'avenir du français au Québec dans le cadre fédéral", dénonce Mario Beaulieu. Grâce à la Loi 104, votée unanimement en 2002 par l'Assemblée nationale du Québec, le déclin du nombre d'élèves fréquentant les écoles primaires de langue française (de 90.54 % en 1991 à 88,49 % en 2004) a pu être arrêté. Au moment ou les écoliers francophones sont devenus minoritaires dans les écoles françaises à Montréal, aucun recul ne doit être accepté. La SSJB interpelle le gouvernement Charest afin qu'il applique la Loi 101 aux écoles privées non subventionnées. L'éducation en français constitue la clef de la survie du fait français en Amérique du Nord. Le gouvernement libéral doit agir dès maintenant et ne pas laisser la Cour suprême du Canada dicter les choix des Québécois. Renseignements: Stéphane Chagnon, Société St-Jean-Baptiste Montréal, (514) 843-8851 Caméraman David Gaudreault SSJB Normand Lacasse SSJB ( moins )

This 2009 entertaining documentary film explores the history of banking, the selling out of the prosperity of Canada, the clearance sale of Canadian businesses and the political liquidation of public infrastructures to the multi-national corporate oligarchy. How has this led to the biggest economic crash / recession / depression in Canadian history? Could it have something to do with our politicians listening to international bankers and corporations instead of the people Canada? How does the Canadian banking system really work? How does the central Bank of Canada compare with the American Federal Reserve? This movie presents these issues that affect every Canadian from the perspective of and delivered by concerned youth in a astute and colourful manner. This is a serious journalism piece that asks the tough questions directly to such politicians as Former Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, Ontario Gas Man Dan McTeague, NDP Leader Jack Layton, Mayor of Oshawa John Gray, Former Prime Minister of Canada John Turner and many more! edit: If you are not outrage after watching this you are definetly living in total denial, under mainstream mind control. In other word; you're a fucking zombie!!! ( moins )

This 2009 entertaining documentary film explores the history of banking, the selling out of the prosperity of Canada, the clearance sale of Canadian businesses and the political liquidation of public infrastructures to the multi-national corporate oligarchy. How has this led to the biggest economic crash / recession / depression in Canadian history? Could it have something to do with our politicians listening to international bankers and corporations instead of the people Canada? How does the Canadian banking system really work? How does the central Bank of Canada compare with the American Federal Reserve? This movie presents these issues that affect every Canadian from the perspective of and delivered by concerned youth in a astute and colourful manner. This is a serious journalism piece that asks the tough questions directly to such politicians as Former Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, Ontario Gas Man Dan McTeague, NDP Leader Jack Layton, Mayor of Oshawa John Gray, Former Prime Minister of Canada John Turner and many more! edit: If you are not outrage after watching this you are definetly living in total denial, under mainstream mind control. In other word; you're a fucking zombie!!! ( moins )

This 2009 entertaining documentary film explores the history of banking, the selling out of the prosperity of Canada, the clearance sale of Canadian businesses and the political liquidation of public infrastructures to the multi-national corporate oligarchy. How has this led to the biggest economic crash / recession / depression in Canadian history? Could it have something to do with our politicians listening to international bankers and corporations instead of the people Canada? How does the Canadian banking system really work? How does the central Bank of Canada compare with the American Federal Reserve? This movie presents these issues that affect every Canadian from the perspective of and delivered by concerned youth in a astute and colourful manner. This is a serious journalism piece that asks the tough questions directly to such politicians as Former Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, Ontario Gas Man Dan McTeague, NDP Leader Jack Layton, Mayor of Oshawa John Gray, Former Prime Minister of Canada John Turner and many more! edit: If you are not outrage after watching this you are definetly living in total denial, under mainstream mind control. In other word; you're a fucking zombie!!! ( moins )

This 2009 entertaining documentary film explores the history of banking, the selling out of the prosperity of Canada, the clearance sale of Canadian businesses and the political liquidation of public infrastructures to the multi-national corporate oligarchy. How has this led to the biggest economic crash / recession / depression in Canadian history? Could it have something to do with our politicians listening to international bankers and corporations instead of the people Canada? How does the Canadian banking system really work? How does the central Bank of Canada compare with the American Federal Reserve? This movie presents these issues that affect every Canadian from the perspective of and delivered by concerned youth in a astute and colourful manner. This is a serious journalism piece that asks the tough questions directly to such politicians as Former Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, Ontario Gas Man Dan McTeague, NDP Leader Jack Layton, Mayor of Oshawa John Gray, Former Prime Minister of Canada John Turner and many more! edit: If you are not outrage after watching this you are definetly living in total denial, under mainstream mind control. In other word; you're a fucking zombie!!! ( moins )

Publicité du 125e anniversaire du Canada. «Au nom de ceux qui en sont fiers, et qui refusent de se taire!» Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy! ( moins )

Renowned as a passionate Canadian, bestselling author Mel Hurtig has combed through world statistics to see how Canada really measures up — and the results are astonishing, and often shocking. This book is about how Canada has changed, very much for the worse, in the last twenty years. As a result of these profound (often hidden) changes, we are no longer the people we think we are. To take one example, the Canadian media usually leaves us with the impression that Canadians are really heavily taxed. Yes, compared to the U.S.A., the usual point of comparison. No, compared to other countries with our standard of living, other OECD countries, for example; there we come in 23rd on the high-tax scale. The shocks in this book build up, chapter by chapter. How do we rank in the world in voter turnout? Try 109th. Number of physicians per 100,000 population? Try 54th. Our rank in reducing pollution? 126th out of 146 countries. Some of the statistics are internal, comparing Canada then and now. They back up two of the book’s most powerful themes: the failure of Canadian big business to turn record profits into ongoing investment in our country, and (no coincidence) the sellout of our assets at a rate that no other country would allow. This statistics-based book ranges across all areas of our lives — including health, wages, productivity, culture, the media (“the most concentrated in the world”), and much else. Mel Hurtig’s message is that we can’t do anything to fix the direction we’re drifting in unless we recognize it — and recognize The Truth About Canada. ( moins )

Renowned as a passionate Canadian, bestselling author Mel Hurtig has combed through world statistics to see how Canada really measures up — and the results are astonishing, and often shocking. This book is about how Canada has changed, very much for the worse, in the last twenty years. As a result of these profound (often hidden) changes, we are no longer the people we think we are. To take one example, the Canadian media usually leaves us with the impression that Canadians are really heavily taxed. Yes, compared to the U.S.A., the usual point of comparison. No, compared to other countries with our standard of living, other OECD countries, for example; there we come in 23rd on the high-tax scale. The shocks in this book build up, chapter by chapter. How do we rank in the world in voter turnout? Try 109th. Number of physicians per 100,000 population? Try 54th. Our rank in reducing pollution? 126th out of 146 countries. Some of the statistics are internal, comparing Canada then and now. They back up two of the book’s most powerful themes: the failure of Canadian big business to turn record profits into ongoing investment in our country, and (no coincidence) the sellout of our assets at a rate that no other country would allow. This statistics-based book ranges across all areas of our lives — including health, wages, productivity, culture, the media (“the most concentrated in the world”), and much else. Mel Hurtig’s message is that we can’t do anything to fix the direction we’re drifting in unless we recognize it — and recognize The Truth About Canada. ( moins )

Tout commence si bien pour le drapeau canadien et l'hyme national Ô Canada. Hélas cela ne dure pas. Ô mon Dieu ! ( moins )

Publicité - Les Brasseurs du Canada -1988 ( moins )