Minister kicks off languages review in N.B
Board member Greg Keith on CTV, 2019
LES PROGRAMMES D’IMMERSION FRANÇAISE SONT-ILS EFFICACES?
8 janvier, 2020- L'association canadienne Parents for french se questionne sur le besoin de réformer encore une fois un programme qui, selon elle, fonctionne bien.
Position paper calls for improved french immersion in schools
Sept 27, 2021- Canadian Parents for French New Brunswick is calling on the province to improve the access and quality of French immersion in New Brunswick schools as part of the ongoing review of the Official Languages Act.
In a 46-page position paper, the Sussex-based branch of the national organization outlined nearly 30 recommendations to the province as part of the Act review process. Board of directors member Dorothy White said the position paper was written by Dr. Joseph Dicks on behalf of CPFNB, and the recommendations were prepared in partnership with la Société de l’Acadie du Nouveau-Brunswick (SANB).
Des anglophones veulent un meilleur enseignement du français
20 sept, 2021: Canadian Parents for French New-Brunswick a soumis un rapport aux deux commissaires qui supervisent la révision de la Loi sur les langues officielles de la province. L'association souhaite un meilleur enseignement du français et de la culture francophone.
CPFNB submits position paper on the status of FSL learning in New Brunswick
Canadian Parents for French New Brunswick (CPFNB) submitted a position paper to the commissioners appointed by the Government of New Brunswick to study French Second Language within the context of the Official Language Act Review. This position paper consists of over 20 recommendations to improve FSL learning in the province and was completed in collaboration and partnership with la Société de l’Acadie du Nouveau-Brunswick (SANB).