Recherche dans la collection - [Language Rights in Quebec]

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: VIDEOTAPE LOANS FOR TRANSFER TO HELICAL SCAN

1980-0163

Vidéo

1 of 1

1977-05-26

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

director, Michael McKeown; executive producer, Robert Ennis; host, Mary Lou Finlay; Dan Turner; associate producer, Margaret Slaght; technical producer, Roger LaRose; unit manager, Kim Hester; production assistant, Claude Coté; research, J. Smyth; script assistant, Dian LaVoie; Sylvie LeBel; Paula Neilson

Television public affairs program. Mary Lou Finlay and Dan Turner host program on the contentious issue of language rights in Quebec. A statement by Premier René Levesque introduces the debate which ensues between Dr. Camille Laurin, one of the founding fathers of the Parti Quebecois, and Charles Taylor, Professor of Political Science at the Universitities of McGill and Montreal. Dr. Laurin defends the legislation proposed in the recently published White Paper" on language rights and its intention to promote French in the Province of Quebec. Taylor provides counter arguments and bitterly opposes the White Paper's basic contention that drastic measures are necessary to preserve the language rights of the French majority in Quebec. <30mn>

English

61-2-2119-7001

Libre

V1 8006-0087
V1 9912-0017

GAD 0FD547

Available Onsite Only / Seulement disponible sur le site

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