It already is though? Alongside English, but still. Manitoba is mostly Anglophone, it would be low-key ridiculous to remove it as an official language.
Now, Ontario should define English and French as official languages, as it currently has none and works in English de facto.
Now, Ontario should define English and French as official languages, as it currently has none and works in English de facto.
Not exactly. The Ontario government offers services in French in areas with a large Francophone population, including most of the northeast. Not always as thoroughly as they should, but there is some effort.
Then what are you suggesting?
I’m suggesting to add French as a co-official language to Manitoba like New Brunswick and I support your idea for Ontario as there are French areas in the east. This would make learning the language easier for students.
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Wab Kinew and Mark Carney should respond by designating French as an official language in Manitoba.
Canada is too English.
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