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Montreal awaiting guidance from Quebec on Bill 96

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Montreal supports "the spirit of the law" but has questions about how to enforce it. The newly passed law overhauling the French-language charter restricts the right to English services to so-called historic anglophones. New immigrants will be entitled to services in languages other than French only for their first six months in Quebec.

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Montreal Gazette

Montreal supports the spirit of Bill 96, but has questions about enforcing it

The city administration supports "the spirit of the law" but has questions about how to enforce it.

2 years ago·Montreal, Canada

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The Post Millennial

Controversial anti-English Bill 96 passes in Quebec

The bill is already being called the "most gratuitous use of power" seen by one Montreal lawyer, who says he plans to challenge the bill in court.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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