Quebec tables much-anticipated language legislation

Quebec’s Coalition Avenir Québec majority government has tabled much-anticipated– and controversial –legislation that it says will strengthen and protect the French language in the province. The proposed bill would revamp the province’s long-standing language legislation, known as Bill 101 –first adopted in 1977 by the government of René Lévesque –that made over the linguistic rules of the provin…
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