CANADIAN ROYAL COMMISSION ON BILINGUALISM

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.

In 1964 Canada stood at a crossroads. a serious political movement dedicated to separation had formed in Quebec. . A terrorist group, the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ.) was at work. The response of Prime Minister Lester Pearson was to create a bipartisan bicultural Royal Commission on Bilingualism.