Inside Politics I
Unanimous House motion on Quebec immigrants does not change substance of debate
But in the future, the competing aspirations of Quebec francophones are more likely to erode the consensus that underlies Bill 101 than the House of Commons or even the Supreme Court.
MONTREAL—A decade ago, former Liberal leader Stéphane Dion startled many of his colleagues when he described Quebec's Bill 101 as a "great Canadian law." At the time, Dion's celebration of Quebec's language regime clearly went against the federal tide. Since then, he has apparently w...
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