| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But in all fairness, in these 60s when francophones in many provinces didn't have access to education in their language -- I think they had to wait the official bilingualism policies, and possibly the Canadian Charter of rights and freedoms, to sort of get these rights, where the numbers justify it --, the rinistes kind of had a point. (Of course, today I think it would be ridiculous to suggest An
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