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Article content QUEBEC The Quebec government will appeal a Superior Court ruling which exempts the province’s English school boards and MNAs from its state secularism law. Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette made the announcement Tuesday within a few hours of the ruling. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Quebec will appeal Bill 21 court ruling exempting school boards Back to video “There are not two Quebecs, there is only one,” Jolin-Barrette said, adding Quebec cannot accept that laws adopted by the legislature apply to some citizens and not others. Jolin-Barrette said Judge Marc-André Blanchard also erred in invoking Section 23 of the 1982 constitution, which protects linguistic rights, to cover the issue of religious symbols.