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Debate over Quebec face-covering law displays a gap between polls and votes

Justin Trudeau's government could speed up a definitive determination of the issue by referring the Quebec law to the Supreme Court. But whether a decision by the federal government to take matters in hand would clear the air or simply add a new level of toxicity to the debate is an open question.

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BY CHANTAL HÉBERT
November 14, 2017

Opinion | BY CHANTAL HÉBERT | November 14, 2017

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