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English trials could be delayed by amendments to Quebec's French language charter, judge warns - Vimarsana News

English trials could be delayed by amendments to Quebec's French language charter, judge warns

In his 17-page ruling, Quebec Court Judge Dennis Galiatsatos raises concerns over an amendment to Bill 101 requiring the immediate and simultaneous filing of French translation at the time a criminal court ruling comes down.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec judge worries changes to language law could lead to unfair court delays - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec judge worries changes to language law could lead to unfair court delays - Montreal

A Quebec court judge is warning Bill 96 could lead to unreasonable delays in criminal trials, but some are accusing him of seeing problems where there aren't any.

If Quebec can separate, can Montreal? No so fast, experts say - Vimarsana News

If Quebec can separate, can Montreal? No so fast, experts say

Some anglophones want to split Montreal (or part of it) from Quebec. But constitutional lawyers say that's easier said than done.

Opinions divided on renewal of notwithstanding clause for Bill 21 - Vimarsana News

Opinions divided on renewal of notwithstanding clause for Bill 21

In a replay of the 2019 debate on secularism at the National Assembly, pros and cons of using the clause return to the fore

CAQ government urged to drop use of notwithstanding clause for Bill 21 - Vimarsana News

CAQ government urged to drop use of notwithstanding clause for Bill 21

"We are alarmed that a government allows itself to so casually put aside human rights," the Ligue des droits et libertés says of the plan to renew the clause for five more years.