Francisation at Work: "Major Progress Still to Be Made", Says Benoît Dubreuil

Francoisation in the workplace is not a viable model of integration at present, according to the Commissioner for the French Language, Benoît Dubreuil. It costs too much and often does not allow workers to achieve a sufficient level of French within an acceptable time frame.

QUEBEC — Francization in the workplace is not a viable model of integration at present, according to Commissioner for the French Language Benoît Dubreuil. It costs too much and often does not allow workers to reach a sufficient level of French within an acceptable period of time. "There are really important progress that still needs to be made," he said in a press briefing at the National Assembly on Wednesday. In his last report tabled at the N…

According to Commissioner Dubreuil, the francization of business immigrants with public subsidies is not the way forward.