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Official languages bill reveals ‘shift in the sands’ on Liberals’ approach to modernizing the act, say C-13 critics

A group representing anglophone Quebecers says it plans to keep up its fight against the legislation, while a group representing Franco-Manitobans says it’s time to pass the bill despite its limitations.

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A group representing anglophone Quebecers says it plans to keep up its fight against the legislation, while a group representing Franco-Manitobans says it’s time to pass the bill despite its limitations.

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Official languages bill reveals ‘shift in the sands’ on Liberals’ approach to modernizing the act, say C-13 critics

A group representing anglophone Quebecers says it plans to keep up its fight against the legislation, while a group representing Franco-Manitobans says it’s time to pass the bill despite its limitations.

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