Anglophones on the sidelines in the Quebec election

Along with a lack of bilingual voter information cards, there will be three French leaders’ debates, even though non-francophones have specific concerns related to language, health, education, and government services.
The election information contretemps is a microcosm of the discrimination dating back to the passage of Bill 96, writes Andrew Caddell.

OTTAWA—I am far from my home in Kamouraska, Que., but aware of the events in the shambolic provincial election campaign. Having drilled down into the role of the e...

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