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Bill 96: a law 101 that is both “tough” and moderate

Opinion

Public hearings on the reform of Bill 101 ended on Thursday, after some 50 groups were heard over a three-week period. The testimony provided a portrait of fundamental legislative changes, in addition to raising some important fears, but Bill 96 did not raise the debates of yesteryear.

“Like Bill 21, it reshapes Quebec law and society to unequivocally create a group of“ privileged ”and a group of“ foreigners ”,” writes the QCGN in its brief.

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