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Consultations on Linguistic Duality and Official Languages “A Letter To Bernard Lord”
Posted: February 16, 2008
Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick As published in the Feb / Mar issue of The Dialogue Magazine Mr. Bernard Lord Consultations on Official Languages 15 Eddy, 11th Floor Gatineau, QC K1A 0M5 Dear Mr. Lord, Before I directly address your questions […more]Minority Language Tsunami
Posted: December 18, 2007
Article as submitted to all local "Letters to the Editor" December 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 11 Ambassador Drive Douglas N.B. E3A 7X9 (506)472-4029 Dear Editor, In response to a November 16th article in the Fredericton Daily Gleaner by Kate […more]Bombarded With French First or French Only Signage
Posted: December 18, 2007
Article as published in the "Daily Gleaner" December 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 70 Hill Street Minto N.B. E3B 4N3 (506)327-6723 Dear Editor, When the Trudeau government introduced it's official bilingualism policy in the late 1960's the wording "where numbers […more]A Proposed Study Into the Cost of Official Bilingualism
Posted: October 8, 2007
Fraser Institute proposes a study into the cost of Official Bilingualism...
[…more]Quebec actively interfering in the affairs of other provinces
Posted: October 1, 2007
Article as published in the "Dialogue Magazine" Vol 21, No.2 Aug/Sept 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick Goodbye, so long, auf wiedersehen, goodbye by Michael Neilly (email: fifth_columnist@magma.ca) This will probably be my last Dialogue magazine column on Quebec. For one […more]More and More Signage in French First or French Only
Posted: September 30, 2007
As published in the Daily Gleaner Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 70 Hill Street Minto N.B. E4B 3N3 Dear Editor, Due to what has been happening in this province, could it be that New Brunswick has become a part of Quebec […more]Thank You For Supporting the Cause
Posted: September 5, 2007
We would like to express our sincere thanks... […more]Winner of the latest $500 Cash Draw
Posted: January 16, 2007
Congratulations goes to.... […more]Matthew’s Unbelieveable Experience at the N.B. Senior Federation
Posted: October 28, 2006
This is what happened when Matt questioned why this conference was being conducted mostly in French... […more]Matthew Glenn elected President
Posted: May 7, 2006
An extremely successful Annual General Meeting of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick was held on Saturday, April 29, 2006.
The executive and members of the Society are thrilled to announce that Matthew Glenn was elected President...
[…more]Reader reports what she calls reverse discrimination
Posted: April 28, 2006
As published in the Daily Gleaner Friday, April 21, 2006 […more]There are also Issues on the English Side of Equation
Posted: February 14, 2006
As published in the Daily Gleaner February 9, 2006 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick by Matthew Glenn In a recent article, entitled "Watchdog: Improve Bilingual Services," Language Commissioner Michel Carrier stated that systemic issues must be addressed before "true equality" can […more]
Consultations on Linguistic Duality and Official Languages “A Letter To Bernard Lord”
Posted: February 16, 2008
Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick As published in the Feb / Mar issue of The Dialogue Magazine Mr. Bernard Lord Consultations on Official Languages 15 Eddy, 11th Floor Gatineau, QC K1A 0M5 Dear Mr. Lord, Before I directly address your questions […more]Minority Language Tsunami
Posted: December 18, 2007
Article as submitted to all local "Letters to the Editor" December 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 11 Ambassador Drive Douglas N.B. E3A 7X9 (506)472-4029 Dear Editor, In response to a November 16th article in the Fredericton Daily Gleaner by Kate […more]Bombarded With French First or French Only Signage
Posted: December 18, 2007
Article as published in the "Daily Gleaner" December 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 70 Hill Street Minto N.B. E3B 4N3 (506)327-6723 Dear Editor, When the Trudeau government introduced it's official bilingualism policy in the late 1960's the wording "where numbers […more]A Proposed Study Into the Cost of Official Bilingualism
Posted: October 8, 2007
Fraser Institute proposes a study into the cost of Official Bilingualism... […more]Quebec actively interfering in the affairs of other provinces
Posted: October 1, 2007
Article as published in the "Dialogue Magazine" Vol 21, No.2 Aug/Sept 2007 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick Goodbye, so long, auf wiedersehen, goodbye by Michael Neilly (email: fifth_columnist@magma.ca) This will probably be my last Dialogue magazine column on Quebec. For one […more]More and More Signage in French First or French Only
Posted: September 30, 2007
As published in the Daily Gleaner Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick 70 Hill Street Minto N.B. E4B 3N3 Dear Editor, Due to what has been happening in this province, could it be that New Brunswick has become a part of Quebec […more]Thank You For Supporting the Cause
Posted: September 5, 2007
We would like to express our sincere thanks... […more]Winner of the latest $500 Cash Draw
Posted: January 16, 2007
Congratulations goes to.... […more]Matthew’s Unbelieveable Experience at the N.B. Senior Federation
Posted: October 28, 2006
This is what happened when Matt questioned why this conference was being conducted mostly in French... […more]Matthew Glenn elected President
Posted: May 7, 2006
An extremely successful Annual General Meeting of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick was held on Saturday, April 29, 2006. The executive and members of the Society are thrilled to announce that Matthew Glenn was elected President... […more]Reader reports what she calls reverse discrimination
Posted: April 28, 2006
As published in the Daily Gleaner Friday, April 21, 2006 […more]There are also Issues on the English Side of Equation
Posted: February 14, 2006
As published in the Daily Gleaner February 9, 2006 Views expressed by individuals in these letters are not necessarily the views of the Anglo Society of New Brunswick by Matthew Glenn In a recent article, entitled "Watchdog: Improve Bilingual Services," Language Commissioner Michel Carrier stated that systemic issues must be addressed before "true equality" can […more]