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Quebec tables expansion of Bill 101 to limit English adult education

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August 15, 2022

Un premier revers pour Québec devant les tribunaux

Opinion

Quebec Superior Court Justice Chantal Corriveau ordered on Friday that two articles in Bill 96 which require all legal documents of corporations be translated into French be temporarily suspended. Eva Ludvig, interim president of the QCGN, says that this change is welcomed: “Since the tabling of Bill 96, we have always said that elements contravened the Constitution of Canada, which guarantees access to justice in both official languages.”

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