“Lacombe indicated that he had approached Louise Beaudoin, former PQ minister of culture and international relations; Clément Duhaime, former delegate general of Quebec in Paris and administrator of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie; Véronique Guèvremont, Université Laval law professor and holder of the UNESCO Research Chair on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions; and Patrick Taillon, co-director of the Centre for Studies in Administrative and Constitutional Law at Université Laval, where he is also a full professor in the faculty of law.//The four experts will be mandated to advise the minister on the various tools to use and the possible avenues, whether legislative or not, to ensure the survival of the French language and Quebec culture.”

“To increase this presence, the government is providing $95million in Budget 2023-2024 to foster the deployment of creativity and promote Québec cultural content in the digital realm. These new amounts will be used for: // establishing an online presence for Québec’s cultural content, with the help of a new digital action plan for culture […]”

“Télé-Québec has been providing Quebecers with quality French-language content. Today, this content is available on many dissemination platforms, including digital ones. // The government is investing $101.1 million over five years in Budget 2023-2024 to allow Télé-Québec to reaffirm its role in youth programming and enhance its service offering available on its different platforms, in particular to provide an original and renewed offering.”