Did Hydro-Québec break Bill 96 rules in public meeting?
While very few attendees noticed them, there were four pieces of paper at the registration desk June 5 for Hydro-Québec's information meeting at Côte St. Luc's Aquatic and Community Centre
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While very few attendees noticed them, there were four pieces of paper at the registration desk June 5 for Hydro-Québec's information meeting at Côte St. Luc's Aquatic and Community Centre
An onslaught of legislation at both levels of government has prompted a welcome pushback.
The coalition of 23 Quebec municipalities are challenging the French-language law (Bill 96) on the following points: contracts and communication, the obligation to adopt resolution to maintain bilingual status, illegal searches and seizures, government grants and the obligation to discipline employees.
In his first report since being named to his post, Benoît Dubreuil has also repeated his interest in studying the impact of immigrants' increased use of English at home in Quebec.
The coalition of 23 Quebec municipalities are challenging the French-language law (Bill 96) on the following points: contracts and communication, the obligation to adopt resolution to maintain bilingual status, illegal searches and seizures, government grants and the obligation to discipline employees.