#1Apr 22nd, 2009
Match a pair.
#2
Re: Match a pair.
Apr 22nd, 2009
Starting with me:
Language policy:
Graham Steele (NDP), Nova Scotia MLA for the Halifax riding
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Scott Reid (Conservative), MP for for Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox & Addington
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Both have expressed much interest in issues of language justice. Neither has particularly status quo views on the subject. Graham Steele has expressed interest in the issue of efficient international communication, and Scott Reid has expressed considerable interest in adopting a more efficient language policy to replace official bilingualism for Canada, mainly based on the notion of regionalism. If the two worked together, they might be able to come up with a policy that both the right and the left can accept and that would be much more efficient than the fiasco we call Official Bilingualism today.
Language policy:
Graham Steele (NDP), Nova Scotia MLA for the Halifax riding
--
Scott Reid (Conservative), MP for for Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox & Addington
--
Both have expressed much interest in issues of language justice. Neither has particularly status quo views on the subject. Graham Steele has expressed interest in the issue of efficient international communication, and Scott Reid has expressed considerable interest in adopting a more efficient language policy to replace official bilingualism for Canada, mainly based on the notion of regionalism. If the two worked together, they might be able to come up with a policy that both the right and the left can accept and that would be much more efficient than the fiasco we call Official Bilingualism today.
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#3
Re: Match a pair.
Apr 22nd, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by Machjo
I'm going to take the liberty of going back in time 20 years and say Pierre Trudeau and Brian Mulroney- stealing from the tax payers. Starting with me:
Language policy:
Graham Steele (NDP), Nova Scotia MLA for the Halifax riding
--
Scott Reid (Conservative), MP for for Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox & Addington
--
Both have expressed much interest in issues of language justice. Neither has particularly status quo views on the subject. Graham Steele has expressed interest in the issue of efficient international communication, and Scott Reid has expressed considerable interest in adopting a more efficient language policy to replace official bilingualism for Canada, mainly based on the notion of regionalism. If the two worked together, they might be able to come up with a policy that both the right and the left can accept and that would be much more efficient than the fiasco we call Official Bilingualism today.
#4
Re: Match a pair.
Apr 22nd, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by JLM
Good work, JLM. And what about current politicians?I'm going to take the liberty of going back in time 20 years and say Pierre Trudeau and Brian Mulroney- stealing from the tax payers.
Last edited by Machjo; Apr 22nd, 2009 at 11:14 PM..
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