The Quebec government has presented legislation that would modify the Provincial Charter of Rights to affirm that the exercise of individual rights must comply with the province’s model to integrate immigrants.
The bill presented in the provincial legislature on Thursday morning by immigration minister Jean-François Roberge requires that newcomers adopt the common culture of Quebec.
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Specifically, Cube that is expected to learn the French language, enrich the culture of Quebec and “participate fully, in French, in the Quebec society.”
The bill would require the government to develop a policy on integration into the Nation of Quebec and its culture, touching areas such as democratic values, access to the cultural content of Quebec and respect for the Flag of Quebec and other provincial emblems.
In addition, Cube that some forms of government financial assistance must be consistent with the new integration model.
Roberge Cube that the proposed law would strengthen a sense of belonging and that all cheeses collaborate to welcome people of different origins are expected to be welcomed.
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