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Bill 15 'centralization' will impact Anglo health access | City News - Vimarsana News

Bill 15 'centralization' will impact Anglo health access | City News

If you haven’t heard about Bill 15, take a closer look, because if you currently or will someday access healthcare services in Quebec, it’s going to impact you.

Quebec's English health-care network could lose autonomy under Bill 15, critics warn - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec's English health-care network could lose autonomy under Bill 15, critics warn - Montreal

Quebec's English-speaking community is being warned it could be affected by Bill 15, the government's major reform of the health-care network.

Montreal teen grilled on eligibility for English driving exam - Vimarsana News

Montreal teen grilled on eligibility for English driving exam

This is just one example of the tensions Bill 96 is creating in thousands of interactions between government employees and anglophones, the Quebec Community Groups Network said.

Bill 21 appeal: English school board says law is 'affront' to values of Quebec anglos - Vimarsana News

Bill 21 appeal: English school board says law is 'affront' to values of Quebec anglos

MONTREAL — Quebec’s secularism law is an affront to the dignity and values of the province’s anglophone community, a lawyer representing the province's largest English-language school board told a Court of Appeal hearing Wednesday.

Quebec's Bill 21 appealed on behalf of anglo community - Vimarsana News

Quebec's Bill 21 appealed on behalf of anglo community

Quebec’s secularism law is an affront to the dignity and values of the province’s anglophone community, a lawyer representing the province's largest English-language school board told a Court of Appeal hearing Wednesday.