I REMEMBER !
What does Québec Want? We want the right to live in French in Canada. We want Anglophones to respect the fact that we’re in this country TOGETHER. Stop your Québec bashing NOW! Stop your hate propaganda, NOW! Feel free to read the following and then ask me again »What does Québec want? ».
(Note: the following is translated from Google translation.)
The disrespectful attitude
Question:
Is what is APARTHEID ?
the RACIAL SEGREGATION ?
the DISCRIMINATION ?
the DEFAMATION ?
or RACISM ?
you … to evaluate the question.
Here are some distressing historical anecdotes.
These statements have been found mostly in storybooks CANADA This is not hate but historical facts according to the author of the research, are true facts and are beings known to understand the under this research.
I wonder why there is a sense of conflict between the English and French in Canada is more than two centuries old. I looked in books and stories here are the texts that I found so far. … you understand ?
New France
1534 The explorer Jacques Cartier take possession of the lands of Canada on behalf of the King of France . The following year, he will go to the island of Montreal to establish a new colony.
1607, English settlers emigrated many from that date until 1733 and founded the Thirteen Colonies . These colonies came into conflict with the French Establishments in Canada and Louisiana , they triumphed in milking of Paris ( 1733 ) .
1613 English settlers of Virginia , led by Argall , destroyed the French settlements at Port Royal in Acadia ( Nova Scotia Current ) and prevent the French colonization in Maryland.
1627 New France has just under 100 inhabitants, less than a dozen women .
In July 1629 , the Kirke brothers , pirates in the pay of England, laid siege to Quebec. 24 , Champlain surrenders . The British occupy Quebec for three years.
1632 Treaty of Saint -Germain- en-Laye , England returns to France New France and Acadia.
1636 The population of New France has 400 inhabitants .
1654 Acadia passed to the English until 1667.
1665 First census of New France ; 3,215 inhabitants .
1682 The French empire in North America extends from Quebec to the Mississippi Delta .
1688 The population of New France has 10.303 inhabitants . Quebec City has 1,400 inhabitants .
1690 Acadia was conquered by the English.
With the 1697 Treaty of Ryswick , France covers Canada and Hudson Bay .
1713 England seizes outposts of the colony , getting Newfoundland , Acadia , Hudson Bay and a protectorate over the Iroquois. New France is reduced to a long corridor on the banks of the St. Lawrence .
1721 The population of New France has 24.951 inhabitants .
From 1700 to 1748 the French population of Acadia ( Acadie ) now ( Nova Scotia ) rose from 1.500 to 12.000 inhabitants .
From 1737 to 1760 , the population of Canada ( New France ) changes from 40.000 to 65.000 inhabitants .
Here is an excerpt of the general census of the colony of New France for the year 1737 from the National Archives, Paris :
Overseas Section , Series G1 , Vol. 460 :
6,872 families
7.378 men
6,804 women
13,330 boys
girls 12.458
TOTAL: 39.970
However, for the 1991 Census , Statistics Canada used to publish figures unfair and sneaky about the population of New France in the estimate that 3,215 people for the year 1665 to 1666 , overrides the 1737 census estimated to 39.970 inhabitants and pass immediately to the population of Upper Canada in 1824 which has 150.066 inhabitants . They tell me in a telephone conversation they have no statistics between 1666 and 1824 ?
1745 Taking the Fortress of Louisbourg by the English made in 1748.
1746 The English privateers devastated French fishing facilities in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
1754 The population of New France had 55,000 inhabitants, including 8,000 in Quebec . English colonies in North America has approximately 1.5 million inhabitants .
In July 1755 , the Executive Council of Nova Scotia take the decision to deport the Acadians , Governor Charles Lawrence put his projects executions, 7,000 « French Neutrals » were uprooted from their homes and exiled for the majority in the American colonies, for the great crime of refusing to take the oath of allegiance and loyalty to England. The cruel operation continued until
1762 and the inhabitants of Île Royale and Île Saint-Jean (now Prince Edward Island ) did not escape there after the fall of Louisbourg in 1758 , against the English led by Jeffrey Amerst . Not only deported the Acadians were also scattered in the area. Too often , families were separated , children were taken from their parents , husbands to their wives and brothers their sisters.
In 1761 , in the spring , the economy still based on the fur trade resumed its course, but the fur beings will now shipped to England rather than France , which announces the ruin of the French-Canadian merchant class .
In 1763 a royal proclamation , George III dismembered New France . Laurentian territory is now called Province of Quebec , its boundaries are significantly reduced. King establishes consistent with the British tradition political institutions. The common law will replace the French Civil Code. No Catholic can not aspire to administrative functions without denying his faith. Now all the population is Catholic .
In October 1764 , the British in Quebec require the establishment of a legislature chosen from the only Protestant subjects .
1765 The population of New France had 70,000 inhabitants .
1768 To enable the settlement westward , England removes the territory of Ohio authoctones .
1774 to consolidate his grip on Canada and deter French to join the separatist thrust of its colonies in southern England grants the Quebec Act , a constitution which cancels the Royal Proclamation of 1763 , re-enacting laws French civil recognizes the Catholic religion and allows the participation of French Canadian origin civil government of the colony . However, the French-Canadian bourgeoisie was ruined .
1786 John Molson, born in England , founded the Molson brewery . His son John II , command a detachment of volunteers during the repression of the Patriots in 1837 horsemen.
In 1791 , London divides Canada into two provinces of unequal importance . 25 years later , the disparity remains because Upper Canada has 150,000 inhabitants and Lower Canada has 450,000 inhabitants with a population less than 90,000 Anglophone . The dissent abound.
1801 Adoption of the Royal Institution for the establishment in Lower Canada a school network to assimilation into the Protestant faith and English language.
1802 In New Brunswick, a law school , which dates from that year, gives £ 10 a year to each school English and no subsidy to French schools.
1805 The British case bourgeoisie opposed to political concessions to French , founded a combat log , Quebec Daily Mirror.
1805 ( Oct. 21 ) Victory of the admiral Horatio Nelson on the Franco- Spanish fleet at Trafalgar. Hearing the news of Nelson’s victory over the French , several Montreal launched a public subscription and are erected in his honor a column in the Place Jacques- Cartier in Old Montreal .
Between 1805 and 1825 , John Ogilvie built a tower in Montreal that nome and Trafalgar in 1848, Albert Furness built a residence called Trafalgar in 1911 and a street is named Trafalgar always in honor of Nelson . In 1842, a street in Montreal is appointed on behalf of Nelson .
1806 French responded by founding the newspaper Le Canadien, accusing the English party » Formenter civil war. »
In March 1810 , Governor Craig , enraged, ordered the seizure of presses of Le Canadien and the arrest of the main editors.
1810, the Chief Justice Sewell proposes to combine the two provinces and to develop a representation formula that would give the Anglophone minority control over the legislature. 8 years later comes a new project: build two Canadas into a sovereign independent kingdom which is one of the younger members of the British Royal Family … ?
1822 , the proposal to unite the two Canadas resurfaced , in the new assembly , the provinces will have an equal number of deputies despite the disparity of their people ? … The minimum value of the properties required of any candidate, so that citizens and merchants of Lower Canada no longer have a say in the adoption of the law is established at 500 pounds … ? UK to Montreal plan to unify the two Canada. The proposed legislation prohibits the use of French legislation . Minutes of proceedings of the Parliament will be held exclusively in English … ? so that in 15 years , only the English language will be that debates the government ? …
Mr. Louis- Joseph Papineau suggests that the opposition is organized in each of the electoral districts of Lower Canada , resulting in a first petition with some 69,000 signatures opposing the proposed federation . It was one of the main elements that forestalled the review by London a bill drafted for this purpose ! …
1825 population of Lower Canada has 479.288 inhabitants and that of Upper Canada has 157.923 inhabitants . Francophones make up more than 70 % of the Canadian population.
1830 England establishes the system of reservations for Native Americans.
London 1837 still refuses to surrender to the demands of the Patriot Party for greater democratization . The popular assemblies are held protests here and there, the Gosford prohibits soon.
In 1837 , John Molson II , commanded a detachment of volunteers during the repression of the Patriots riders.
1838 In February , the Patriots , led by Robert Nelson proclaim the Republic of Lower Canada. In November , they attacked British troops at Lacolle and Odelltown , but without success. The second repression is even harder . Nearly a thousand people were arrested . Of these, 108 are brought before the courts , 58 and 12 will be deported hanged in the prison of the Pied- du-Courant in Montreal, including Chevalier de Lorimier , who before his death , in a letter assert its independence favor. England , anxious , send Lord Durham with a mission to investigate .
1839 After a six-month stay , Durham presented a report recommending measures to restore peace. His diagnosis is clear: The origin of the problems of Lower Canada is neither political nor administrative , but is forced coexistence of two distinct nations in the same state. You need: 1 , by ensuring immigration a loyal English majority , 2 , anglicized French Canadians who have no chance of survival in an Anglo-Saxon America.
1840 To French Canadians in a state of political inferiority arises in the mind of Lord Durham proposed a structure that would include not only the two Canadas but also the Maritime Provinces . It is for him the safest way to drown in a great while the Francophone majority of Lower Canada to assimilate … ? London punishes Act of Union which united the two Canadas, now called United Canada under a single parliament and made English the only official language .
1841 A new petition Lower Canada 140,000 signatures , this time , nothing will stop the process … ? London vote the act meets the Provinces of Upper Canada and Lower Canada , to the Governor of Canada. It shall enter into force February 10, 1841 … ? NO REFERENDUM . Upper Canada which has 400,000 inhabitants has 43 Members and Lower Canada with 650,000 inhabitants will have 42 deputies in Parliament … the future ? LONG LIVE THE CANADIAN EQUALITY . In addition, the Province of Upper Canada not only want obedience but a British character for Lower Canada ? … ? The heavy debt of Upper Canada , valued at more than 13 times higher than that of Lower Canada , with a high proportion result of local amenities just become the new Canada so that seniors will assume all payment provided that the benjamins … ? it should be noted that Lower Canada had no debt.
1842 Louis -Hippolyte Lafontaine reaffirms the House of Assembly as the rights of the French parliamentary language.
1848 The British Parliament legalized again the use of French in the House and in official documents.
OH! CANADA
In 1867, Section 133 of the Act of the British North America confirms the French and English as official languages in CANADA !
In 1869, Following the purchase of Western Canada by the federal government uprising 10,000 French Metis Red River and mettrent up a provisional government led by Louis Riel.
In 1870, Manitoba became the fifth Canadian province. Be given to its 12,000 inhabitants , mostly French-speaking Métis , similar to that of Quebec language status : English and French are official languages.
In 1871, British Columbia entered Confederation . The French are not recognized as an official language or language of instruction . That same year the New Brunswick adopted the » Common School Act , » which prohibits the teaching of French in all schools in the province and removes Catholic schools. Acadian rights will be partially restored in 1874 , but the situation will be corrected only to 1965. Island Prince Edward Island adopted the » Public School Act » which prohibits French in all schools in the province.
In 1876, the federal government passed the Indian Act, very paternalistic . The reserve system grows everywhere.
IN 1877 The Territories Act , the North- west is amended and Article 11 authorizes the use of French and English ! In PEI, Prince Edward Island, the Public School Act made English the only language of instruction in public schools , to the chagrin of the Acadians. The French will be partially restored in 1882 at the elementary level .
1885 Hanging of Louis Riel in Regina … then declared as a criminal because he wanted to preserve the French in Manitoba ? ?
In 1890 , D. McCarthy removal of Commons a bill calling for the repeal of French in the Northwest Territories. Immigration has allowed English to become the majority in Manitoba , Manitoba Premier Greenway abolishes the rights of the French school , the Parliament and the courts.
In 1892, the legislature of Saskatchewan adopts English as single use. This resolution has never received the royal assent ! English became the official language of instruction in the Territories , Northwest Territories and the Council abolishes French schools .. French is the primary tolerated only when students do not understand English ! BC she abolished as separate schools and banned the use of French .
In 1897, Laurier- Greenway Compromise Manitoba and the French as the language of instruction is restored in non-denominational public schools, but only at the elementary level . Franco-Manitobans will have to finance their own Catholic schools while paying taxes for public schools .
In 1901 , Alphonse Desjardins in Lévis founded the first savings and credit cooperative , the Caisse Populaire Desjardins. Ottawa immediate opposition , refusing to adopt a law governing this type of cooperatives.
1905 Alberta and Saskatchewan entered Confederation . The Saskatchewan Act makes no mention of the French , the French elementary schools have to settle for one hour per day of French and no more than 5 hours per week. For its part, Alberta , a law reduces the teaching of French as the 1st and 2nd years and a half hour per day .
In 1909, English became the sole language of instruction in Saskatchewan and the use of French is only allowed the primary !
In 1911 , Wilfrid Laurier betrayed by his party and worried about the fate of Quebec in Canada and questioning his own career , says << Whenever I go back to my province , I am sorry to see it there is a feeling Canada is not done for all Canadians . We are forced to conclude that Quebec alone is our homeland, because we have no freedom elsewhere . >>
1912 Ontario Regulation 17 adopted reducing the use of French in the first year alone in Franco -Ontarian bilingual schools. In Keewatin , further north, in the French abolition of denominational schools.
1916 The teaching of French is NOT in the public schools of Manitoba by the Thornton law.
In Ontario in 1917 , Law 17 no longer allows the teaching of French in schools and forbidden to say Mass in French . All schools are English.
In 1918 , the teaching of French is limited to one hour per day in Saskatchewan? ?
In 1919 , Wilfrid Laurier betrayed by his party and worried about the fate of Quebec in Canada and questioning his own career , says can before his death << Whenever I go back to my province , I am sorry to see it there is a sense that Canada is not done for all Canadians . We are forced to conclude that Quebec alone is our homeland, because we have no freedom elsewhere . >>
Until 1920 , the Canadian government sequestered arbitrarily Aboriginal children on reserves to imprison them in schools in order to assimilate in ENGLISH . They had to abandon their ancestral culture and learn English and speak only English on pain of severe reprimands. Children are staying more than nine years as keys.
In 1927, a result of a dispute between Quebec and Newfoundland, the Privy Council in London awards Labrador to Newfoundland.
1930, Premier of Saskatchewan Anderson banished the French schools.
IN 1931, the Education Act declares English as the sole language of instruction in Saskatchewan? ?
In 1932 , Quebec opposes the line of the St. Lawrence , which may reduce the importance of the port of Montreal .
In 1934 , Premier Mitch Hepburn of Ontario passed a law to grant custody to Dr.Allan Roy Dafoe of Dionne quintuplets alleging that the parents were not able Dionne to take care of their daughters. 6 years quintuplets were separated from the rest of the world and exposed as objects circus . In the early years of children’s lives Dionne, visiting relatives was minimal and teaching French was not observed.
1942 The English press , PC and some Liberals demanded conscription . To discharge its obligations in 1939 by the Canadian Prime Minister who promised to Quebec to avoid conscription , King organized a plebiscite in April in Canada. Results ; Quebec refuses to 71.32 % ; eight Anglophone provinces accept 80%. The federal parliament adopts .
1943 The Quebec legislature passed a motion calling for the return of the Labrador Quebec, Canada refuses .
In 1965, the French students Saskatoon go on strike to get the teaching of catechism in French !
In 1967, the Education Act of Saskatchewan provides education in French .
In 1969, the federal government recognizes for the second time since 1867, the French and English as the two official languages in Canada !
In 1982, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms : Article 23 guarantees the right of minorities in the official language in education in their language , anywhere in Canada!
In 1988, the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Mercury ( section 110 of the Act Territiores -du- Northwest is still in force) . BUT the government responded by declaring English unilingual province with Act 2 ? Yet the Court of Queen’s Bench ruled that the minority under Article 23 of the Charter , has the right to manage and control its schools !
In 1985, Canadian artists regrouped to record a song representing Canada’s image in order to assist Ethiopia. » Tears are not enough » of NORTHERN LIGHTS group is led by singer- conpositeur DAVID FOSTER who prove that the Francophone reality in his country has no more importance than : 07 (seven) seconds in a song 3 56 . A short sentence he had better not even think about it …
In 1990, the Saskatchewan government REFUSES to amend the Education Act and delaying the implementation of the constitutional rights of francophones.
In 1991 , Statistics Canada census counts for Canada a population of 28,117,600 people , or :
16516180 English (59%) of which only 2.5 % are bilingual ,
6,505,565 Francophones ( 23.4 %) of which 38.5 % are bilingual ,
5,095,855 of other origin ( 17.6 %) and 92 % know both official languages .
In 1993, after two refusals, Saskatchewan finally gives the francophone community the right to educate their children in French fransaskois schools run by parents francophones.
In January 1995, the Government of Saskatchewan finally allows frasackois manage their schools.
In 1996 … stay tuned!
In 1997 … stay tuned!
In 1998 … stay tuned!
In 1999 … stay tuned!
In 2000 … stay tuned!
By 2001 , the Government of Ontario would cut spending on health , curieusenent the first hospital under these cuts is the Montfort Hospital , the only francophone hospital in Ontario .
In 2009, for the dissemination of the gala awards ceremony for Canadian song wonderful CBC cut all French songs as well as any reference to the French content of public broadcasting. CBC give excuses as time Antene available.
In 2010 , during the opening ceremonies of the games olimpiques Vancouvert the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations forgot to put the French honor . Even after a promotion of $ 2 million from the Federal Government , one representative to report the French fact in Canada. The singer Garou was 3 minutes ceremonies .
In … … …
If it is estimated that today’s Quebec is a hotbed of sedition , how can we forget all disturbances , insults and misanthropy – RACIST that English-Canadians were charged against French Canadians since 1791 … ? ? And it goes on … !
A … YOU UNDERSTAND .
The only way to solve the woes of Canada today is a mutual respect between the two nations Founders . That 16 million Canadians -English starts respect 907.635 of French Canadians outside Quebec as they wish beings respected in Quebec and francophones 5597930 QUEBEC have the taste to meet the 8.5 % Anglophones in Quebec. Have you ever heard of the French Canadian music on the airwaves of only 23.4 % of radio stations in Canada? NO!
A Quebec speaks French outside Quebec is often bullied irreverently as an antagonist of the second class?
WHY?
So try the experience yourself in French in English Canada , if you’re brave. I wonder what’s the equality in CANADA . These statements show a lack of interest, lack of recognition and visceral hatred passed from one generation to the next to the Francophone society in the country .
A question …
WHO ARE THE separatists in CANADA?
NOT ME !
And finally … :
When a Quebec Anglo protects its language , it is realistic
When a Franco – Canadian protects its language is racist
When a Canadian flag shows her he is worthy
When a Quebec flag shows her it is shameful
When a Canadian holds to his convictions is nationalist
When a Québécois wishes to his convictions is extremist
When an English Canadian fight for their rights it is patriotic
When a French Canadian fight for his rights he is fond
When a Canadian talking about assimilation it is logical
When speaking Quebecers divorce is separatist
When a Canadian is unilingual English is accepted
When a French Canadian unilingual it is rejected
When a Canadian work in English it is called
When a Canadian idle in French it is incompetent
When an English Canadian is against the claims of a French Canadian he said humiliated by his word
When a French Canadian condemns the injustices of an English Canadian to him he says he is complexed .
( Proulx 92)
Two people two measures CANADA! WHY ? ? ? ?
» Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste
no city , no family,
divided against itself,
not maintain »
Jesus (Matthew 12:25)
MARC SAVOY
New France, Quebec or Canada?
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