English Speaking Catholic Council
2005 Rue Saint-Marc H3H 1J9 Montreal, QC, Canada

English-speaking Quebecers have infinite stories to tell. Where we came from? Who we are today? Why we live here? How we go about our linguistic duality every d...ay? We want to hear your special story. Send us an email or a direct message and we will share your experience on our platform. . Les Québécois anglophones ont une infinité d'histoires à raconter. D'où nous venons ? Qui sommes-nous aujourd'hui ? Pourquoi nous vivons ici ? Comment nous vivons notre dualité linguistique au quotidien ? Nous voulons entendre votre histoire particulière. Envoyez-nous un courriel ou un message direct et nous partagerons votre expérience sur notre plateforme. #OuiOurQuebec #quebec #montreal #esl #bilingualism

Online workshop on Canadian finance for Newcomers - https://mailchi.mp//online-information-sessions-for-englis

A series of webinars on Language Rights and the English-speaking community of Quebec kicks off tonight at 5:00 p.m. with lawyer Marion Sandilands providing a short history of language rights in Canada. Learn more and register here: https://www.ouiourquebec.com/events

REMINDER - Workshop for English-speaking Newcomers - https://mailchi.mp//online-information-sessions-for-englis

Reminder - ESCC Lecture - Tomorrow - https://mailchi.mp/503/escc-public-lecture-march-26-2848340

ESCC Public Lecture - December 3, 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/804/escc-public-lecture-march-26-2842756

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many questions have been raised about its impact on Canadian society. In order to address this information need, Statistics Canada has developed short crowdsourcing questionnaires to collect information on specific topics related to the impacts of the pandemic. From May 12 to 25 2020, StatsCan is collecting information on the Impacts of COVID-19 on Canadians’ Perceptions of Safety.

Working together for a vital community! The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) with support from Canadian Heritage is managing an independent, facilitated process to collect information that will guide the design of a strategic community development plan for a stronger and more resilient English-speaking community. In an effort to ensure the most relevant reading of the issues, this collective endeavour begins with a community-wide survey of as many groups and individuals as we can reach. The survey will inform organizations and institutions serving English-speaking Quebecers. Your input is really important. Please take a few minutes to answer this survey to help make our community stronger and more resilient.

Today the ESCC will be participating in the Hearings on Bill 40 hosted by APPELE-Québec. The hearings will be live-streamed on the APPELE-Québec Facebook page. Join us!