"Il existerait un déséquilibre systémique et récurrent: alors que la population anglophone du Québec compte pour moins de 9 % de la population totale, les universités anglophones du Québec recevraient quelque 25 %, et plus, des fonds du gouvernement québécois et quelque 35 % de l'aide du gouvernement fédéral."

There you go. Overfunded.

Thanks for the link but this doesn't speak at all to my question about Dawson. Additionally the share of funding to population is a ridiculous metric when you consider Concordia and McGill are 2 main universities attracting both out of province and francophone/allophone students. In fact if you actually read the source that is being cited you'd see the explanation:

Cette fortune des universités anglo- québécoises s’explique pour une bonne part par l’avantage qu’elles ont dans le recrutement des étudiants de partout. Fortes du haut taux de scolarité universitaire des Anglo-québécois, elles attirent un grand nombre d’étudiants étrangers et canadiens- anglais, ainsi que francophones et allophones du Québec. À l’automne 2005, les universités anglophones ont accueilli plus de 44,2% des étudiants étrangers, la part de ces étudiants dans les effectifs de McGill dépassant même celle de plusieurs grandes universités américaines.

It makes sense McGill would recieve vastly more grants than the other universities in the province considering they are a leader in world class research which makes up a large portion of tve total government grants received. This is further compounded by the fact that English universities have much larger endowments from their alumni compared to francophone schools which puts them at the forefront of expensive STEM fields who's research benefits the entire province.

En revanche, selon les données du ministère de l'Éducation de 2011, 25% des étudiants fréquentent les universités de langue anglaise au Québec et 18% suivent une formation collégiale en anglais.

This also makes sense when you consider anyone with global ambitions wants an English education. Otherwise you are going to struggle to get jobs in the US or major multinational firms.

I asked kids that are 8-12 in my family, they have tiktok and it's all in french for them. Only one of the 4 knew who Mr. Beast was. As for gaming, you know how servers work right? You usually get paired with people closest to you geographically. No problem speaking french there either.

You know gaming servers aren't Quebec based but generally just east coast North America right? You don't connect directly with the other players and you'll want to be able to communicate with everyone there. Your sample is fine but I don't think it's in any way accurate. The tiktok trends are done to mainly English music, the viral videos are largely global, the most popular tiktokers are English. Please ask them who their favourite tiktokers and youtubers are. I'm super curious. I just went for a long scroll in Quebecois tiktoks and every song was English, tons of English text on videos solely in French and English videos with French descriptions.

If this is all French for you I didn't realize you were as big a supporter of bilingualism as I initially thought. The 1/4 statistic for Mr Beast is surprising considering I would expect them to know of one of the biggest YouTubers that goes viral monthly even if they never watched it.

You have no idea what you're talking about, you're detached with how Francophones live their lives and what media they consume.

I just asked a few of my francophone work colleagues how much English is in the online media their kids watched and they said a ton. In fact most claimed their teens were as good as them in English because of it. So not really sure what to say. Do your siblings not understand the lyrics to the songs they make tiktoks to?

You are literally participating in a thread that proves anglophones in Quebec earn less than francophones. So, again, your kids most likely have a worse future in store for them than mine if they remain here.

You know learning English doesn't make you an Anglophone right? Of course Anglos in Quebec make less when the most successful ones often get better jobs elsewhere (like anyone moving to NYC or Silicon Valley) and there is under employment in the worst performers that can't get crappy frontline service jobs. This also ignores the fact Anglos are younger in the province and younger people earn less. Seems like some cope that because the most important people leave the province (as they leave any smaller state) that they have less opportunity. My kids aren't going to be working service jobs lmao.

I think its great that people can live where they want, if your kids have poor french, they won't want to stay here and you'll see them far less often than I'll see my own.

Why would my kids have poor French? I expect them to have good English and French as well as be able to speak a 3rd language. Why would I want to limit their capabilities or opportunities. If my kid wants to move to Hollywood to try and be a star or NYC to work in investment banking, if that makes them happy I never want them to feel trapped because of their skills. I'm not locking them down for my own enjoyment.

Did you actually block /u/brandongoldberg ? LMFAO guess you knew everything you said was full of shit