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January 10, 2022

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Many continue to speak out against Quebec’s Bill 96, including businesspeople, community organizations, and politicians.

English-speaking Quebecers fear that the bill would further marginalize their community, and that other minority groups, such as immigrants and Indigenous peoples, will also be penalized by various measures in the bill, says Sylvia Martin-Laforge, the QCGN’s director general.

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