The People’s Alliance of New Brunswick made a breakthrough in that province’s election Monday and could end up holding the balance of power in a hung legislature. Kris Austin, leader of the populist People’s Alliance of New Brunswick party, is seen during an election debate earlier in September. The nub of his party’s appeal is its critique of the province’s language policies, Thomas Walkom writes. ( Marc Grandmaison / THE CANADIAN PRESS )But the nub of the party’s appeal is its critique of the province’s language policies. Article Continued BelowHe presents himself not as an opponent of bilingualism but as a critic of what he calls the inefficient handling of language policies.

Source: thestar September 25, 2018 20:48 UTC