Recherche dans la collection - No. 10, [English Exodus]

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: NATIONAL NEWS LIBRARY

1982-0263

Vidéo

1 of 1

1968-03-08

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

camera, Chaisson

Peter Daniel reports from Quebec City on the disappearance of the English language in the city. He interviews a programmer at English CFOM radio who says that speech is kept to a minimum to attract French listeners; a priest of St. Patrick's school who says the number of French names in the school has increased, presumably because of intermarriage; a YMCA spokesman who points out that French-Canadians make up more than half of the YMCA membership and are the most rapidly growing group: and to English-speaking university students who claim not to be at home in Quebec. Other footage shows Château Frontenac, the Empire Hotel, a radio tower and studio booth, various Protestant churches, a classroom, and Daniel. <227s>

LANGUAGE POLICY~QUEBEC ~DANIEL, PETER

English

RED 22477

Libre

V1 8212-0008

GAD 0FD547

To be Determined / À déterminer

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