Partenariats locaux en matière d’immigration : une approche communautaire concertée

Three women on stage holding a framed award certificate at the P2P conference.

The Parti Québécois would change immigration criteria to favour people who already use French as their main language and draw up a plan to keep young families on the island of Montreal, Rosemont candidate Jean-François Lisée said Wednesday. The future of the French language is at risk because of a steady decline in the number of people on the island of Montreal who use it as their main language, Lisée said.

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