Some English Canadians opposed many of the changes brought in by the Official Languages Act of 1969.

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The Official Languages Act of 1969 granted French equal status with English as a national language, and required federal institutions to provide bilingual services in regions where the population was predominantly French-speaking. This was opposed by some English Canadians who felt it threatened their dominant position in Canadian society.

Some English Canadians Opposed Many of the Changes Brought in by the Official