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By GERARD ALARIE WINNIPEG (CP) -- Premier Lesage, in, his speech-making swing’ through the West, has been stressing two objectives fundamental to Quebec — the promotion of French language and culture from coast to coast and the equality of French and English - Canadians throughout Canada.

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% Maillardvilie, B.C, Mr. Lesage said Quebec allows com prov plete use of English by its Eng- | states of lish-speaking minority and this, | he declared, is a good example | other provinces to we

“Quebecer be al | “I only hope they're ‘listening | Mr. partners,” See iets im high places,” said the Que- | Vancouver. Quebecers want to |bec leader | a" take part in the making of the policy decisions that affect them, and they want to be abile to do it in a country where their rights are respected in conditions conducive to the growth of their culture.

The Lesage speech formula across the Prairies and in Brit- ish Columbia has been to estab- lish Quebeec’s general aims in the, minds of his listeners and then to stress the means to’ achieve them. | The preffiier spoke in Vancou- iver of two political means—a | sweeping reform of the federal administration and. the granting ito Quebec of a special place in | Confederation.

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meed for extending French-lan- | guage television across the coun , establishment of what he the great building program un- called a truly national press, dertaken by the Soviet Union. student and teacher exchange! At a coal mine outside Charlie prograr-s, and—back in the po-|ston he talked at length with litical vein—changes in the Ca’\the workers about their wages, nadian .constitution. ;social security benefits, pen-

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