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December 20, 2020

Hindsight 2020: The language debate roared back to life in Quebec

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Minorities are bracing for 2021, to see how far the government will go.

QUEBEC – For Quebec nationalists, tinkering just won’t cut it this time.

For Quebec anglophones, almost any change is too much and will be seen as an attack on their rights.

Even while Quebecers and the government were embroiled most of the year in a fight against the deadly COVID-19 virus, the issue of language roared back to life after lying dormant a long while.

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