> it doesn’t make sense anymore in the age of internet. It has a huge cost for business and thus people and make us disadvantaged vs english speaking. A French

> it doesn’t make sense anymore in the age of internet. It has a huge cost for business and thus people and make us disadvantaged vs english speaking. A French Canadian expat here in the bay told me once "if our language is to die out, at least I'll make sure my kids are free". I think had '95 turned out differently, some VCs here would be a little bit poorer, but the Republic of Quebec would have kept a stellar engineer. > As an example I cannot send my kids to english school (because I went to french school) but my neighbor that is as french as me can. Sounds these laws needs tightening. No reasons to operate two parallel school districts.