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Immigrants in Quebec say cancelled French classes are a loss for both them and the province

School boards and school service centres all over Quebec halted free francisation classes in November, citing a lack of money. The move left thousands of immigrants with temporary status in the province in search of options.

By: cbc.ca

Dec 05 2024
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Immigrants in Quebec say cancelled French classes are a loss for both them and the province

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