Carney, Poilievre, and Singh weigh in on challenging Quebec language law at Supreme Court

The leader of the Bloc Québécois questioned the ability of his Liberal rival to defend Quebec's French law against American critics.

Carney says he backs aim of Quebec language law but is ready to challenge it in court

Quebec government says law is necessary to reinforce the use of French as the province’s common language

According to him, the problem lies in the "approach" of the caquist government.

Carney supports aims of Quebec language law, but opposes notwithstanding clause use

VAUGHAN, Ont. - Liberal Leader Mark Carney says he supports the objectives of Quebec’s language law but takes issue with the provincial government’s pre-emptive use of the notwithstanding clause to shield the legislation from Constitutional challenges.

A federal government led by Mark Carney would be displeased by François Legault's government in a possible challenge to Bill 96.

Pierre Poilievre aligns with Bloc Québécois just as Jagmeet Singh says he ‘will never support’ Conservatives

Poilievre told reporters in Winnipeg he would not contest Quebec’s language law, Bill 96, should a challenge of it reach the Supreme Court of Canada, in contrast with Carney, who said this week a Liberal government would support a challenge of the law.