Press Release – New census data for Côte-Nord shows no improvement in the economic vitality of English speakers since 2016.

Income gaps continue to grow leaving English speakers further behind Francophones in key vitality indicators.

Attending the ACFAS Official Women Minority Language Communities Conference in Ottawa

On Tuesday, May 14th, PERT’s Director of Policy and Research, Sta Kuzviwanza, and Policy Research lead, Morgan Gagnon,...

Online Exhibit: Supporting the economic and community integration of mature English speakers in Québec

Step into the shoes of mature English-speaking workers in Québec through our virtual art exhibit, where photography becomes...

Our Engagement with the Québec Budget 2024-2025

Earlier this year, we submitted a brief to the provincial government in the context of its pre-budget consultations. In it,...

Cinq-à-sept: Supporting the economic and community integration of mature English speakers in Québec

On Thursday, February 22nd, we hosted a cinq-à-sept, in partnership with La Passerelle, to share the preliminary findings...

Recap: PERT Appears at the Federal Standing Committee on Official Languages

In December, our organization achieved a significant milestone. PERT was invited to submit a brief and provide testimony...

Press Release: Québec’s 2024-2025 Budget Missing Investments Needed for Employability of Québec’s English Speakers

The Provincial Employment Roundtable is concerned over the lack of investment in employment services and programs targeted...

PERT’s Pre-Budget Consultation 2024-2025 Submission

Looking back on 2023!

Incorporating international best practices in adult language learning would benefit Quebec’s French language learning infrastructure

The Provincial Employment Roundtable (PERT) has released the second of two reports examining the most effective approaches...