From Canada.com -- Two decades after Manitoba was forced to recognize French-language rights, francophone leaders say attitudes have changed across the province, and their culture is thriving.
Albertans could one day see the same shift at home after a judge earlier this week ruled Alberta's Languages Law is unconstitutional.
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Alberta francophones hope judge's decision could lead to shift in attitudes
Category: Politics and Government
Posted by Langorang on 2008-08-16 16:18:42
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