Language Rights
Montreal is a metropolis where Shakespeare meets Moliere; where English and French communities intertwine with diverse, multicultural populations from around the globe. Although it is important to recognize the Francophone title that Montreal holds, our leaders must maintain, protect, and fulfill the rights of linguistic minorities, particularly minority English populations in our city.
Ensuring that we uphold language rights is a necessary component of any inclusive and participatory policy structure.
#1
Mandate the translation of all government documents, reports, and publicly accessible information be available in both French and English languages.
#4
Offer subsidized French language and English language classes to youth aged 18-29 and newcomers.
#2
Update all municipal government website portals to be fully accessible in both French and English languages.
#3
Mandate that all healthcare information be available and accessible in both French and English languages.