Army chief can’t point to French-language analysis as committee shelves Bloc motion on Valcartier
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Army chief can’t point to French-language analysis as committee shelves Bloc motion on Valcartier ANALYSIS 31 OCTOBER 2026 Liberal MP Sherry Romanado moved to adjourn debate on calling the Official Languages Commissioner moments after Lt.-Gen.
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10 there had been one French division and three English ones.
Valcartier’s regular-force units had worked in French under a Montreal division that operated essentially in French, he said, and would now take direction from Edmonton, where he said about two per cent of the population is francophone.
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Army chief can’t point to French-language analysis as committee shelves Bloc motion on Valcartier
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31 OCTOBER 2026
Liberal MP Sherry Romanado moved to adjourn debate on calling the Official Languages Commissioner moments after Lt.-Gen. Michael Wright promised only to send information on his analysis.
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The commander of the Canadian Army could not tell MPs on Thursday whether anyone studied what placing Valcartier’s francophone units under commanders in Edmonton and Kingston would do to French in the forces.
Lt.-Gen.…
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