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Dan Lamoureux

Dan Lamoureux is president of the Quebec Community Groups Network, which brings together 48 English-language community organizations across the province. The QCGN is a centre of evidence-based expertise and collective action on the strategic issues affecting the development and vitality of English-speaking Quebec.

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our
Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016
  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016
  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our
Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016
  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our

Quebec’s English-speaking community fighting to maintain disappearing institutional base built over centuries

Opinion | BY DAN LAMOUREUX | April 20, 2016
  • Canadians are blessed with the opportunity to live, play and work in two official languages. Ensuring this gift is a defining characteristic of our
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