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@B3HJK9R1mo1MO
Immigrants should have some knowledge in at least one of the two national languages, and the government should provide free or subsidized language learning courses
@9Z4RVGS5mos5MO
Yes, but they should not be pressured to and should still be able to speak their original and native languages in many situations professional, public and / or private
@92TPFLJ3yrs3Y
Yes, but only if they do not already know french
@8X452LT3yrs3Y
It will be easier for them to communicate but it should not be a requirement
@8WZ4NMB3yrs3Y
yes, but only to a certain degree, enough so they can communicate about necessities
@8WFRWNFConservative3yrs3Y
the should at least no the basics
@8VVYQJS4yrs4Y
Not mandatory, but classes should be offered free and encouraged.
@8TYV78F4yrs4Y
No.
1 - Canada has 2 official languages.
2 - embrace the diversity of newcomers to Canada
3 - the government should ALSO provide free language learning courses
4 - the government should provide more translations available for official documents/services (thinking about Covid Vaccine information - had to source in multiple languages for fellow coworkers)
Either of the nation's official languages.
@8CG85VWLibertarian5yrs5Y
They should be required to learn English or French at their own expense, or pay a special tax/face exclusion from landed immigrant status should they fail/choose not to do so.
@8C79LF55yrs5Y
Immigrants should already be able to speak English to be eligible to immigrate here.
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