Year
2017
Publisher
University of Ottawa Press
Language
English
Pages
23
Last Update
17-Apr-2026
Keywords
Health Sciences ; Political Science
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to communicate with a doctor or other health care or social services professional in a language you cannot speak or only speak occasionally? That is the everyday experience of many Francophones living in Francophone minority communities (FMCs) and many Anglophones living in Quebec, especially in areas outside Montréal. It is very common for people in these situations, particularly among seniors and young children, to be unable to access comparable social services and health care in both official languages even though many do not speak the language of the majority—English in...
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