75% Yes |
25% No |
62% Yes |
20% No |
13% Yes, but the government should provide free language learning courses |
4% No, we should embrace the diversity that immigrants add to our country |
1% Yes, and remove multilingual translations from government documents and services |
1% No, but remove multilingual translations from government documents and services |
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@8Z7M8BY2yrs2Y
Or French. We have two official languages.
@9C9G73G1yr1Y
I'm 50/50 with this one. Learning a new language can be a very difficult task for some. And we should be embracing diversity, but, this, in the long run, does make it easier for immigrants to communicate what they need.
@9C65KGF1yr1Y
no, but at least be able to understand/speak the basics of it.
@9CCMVT71yr1Y
Yes but offer french as an alternative
@9CBVDMH1yr1Y
Not required but encouraged with free courses to learn either French or English
@9C5Q4RV1yr1Y
I think you mean English or French. And yes, to a basic proficiency in listening and speaking only, as long as the government funds free language classes.
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