Supported bilingual signs in Ottawa. Provides business with information regarding bilingual signs - what can be done to better accommodate anglophones. Membership and Fundraising Membership receive newsletters monthly in their automatic subscription to the West Quebec Post, informing them of Board and committee activities and providing information about upcoming activities and issues. Offers free announcements about community activities. The newsletter reaches all regional media and all levels of government.
Donations go directly into furthering our activities.
Though we are still dependent on the generosity of Heritage Canada, what they offer is not enough to effectively support our activities. Under the Official Languages Act, the English-speaking minority in Quebec is identified as a national minority. In so being, community groups exist to assist the English-speaking residents of Quebec in ensuring a high quality of life and standing up for the collective rights of our linguistic minority. Nineteen groups currently secure core, or program funding from the federal government. These agreements are called the Canada-Community Agreements.