Try this in Ontario.
The Parti Québécois has tabled a bill in the legislature that would prevent immigrants who can't speak sufficient French from running in elections.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/st...19/pq-ban.html

You're in violation of the Official Languages Act. Correct that with an English translation?
translate this)Makes me wonder how I would be affected by their new policy, if it were to ever by some fluke be adopted into law. I'm a Quebecker by birth...

I'm curious as to what exactley are the objections to this piece of legislation.
and I agree wih Liberalman...in this instance.

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If I wanted to emigrate to say, Japan, it might be my responsibilty to learn the friggin' language. No?

No objection here ... it's just sort of ironic that the language they speak in Quebec isn't even true French.
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The Parti Québécois has tabled a bill in the legislature that would prevent immigrants who can't speak sufficient French from running in elections.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/st...19/pq-ban.html

Sorry but that's a rather stupid comment. It's like saying Canadians don't speak true English... or that Brazilians don't speak true Portuguese...
Think about it for a second.

So? Slang exists everywhere in all languages... That doesn't mean Quebecers don't speak French or that their French is any less pure than French from France. There's slang in France too.
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