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 @MallardLeahSocial Conservatismfrom Ontario  commented…2 days2D

Honestly, I think Quebec has every right to protect its language and culture—it's part of what makes Canada unique. The federal government needs to respect provincial autonomy instead of constantly trying to override it. Carney jumping in with constitutional talk just feels like more Ottawa overreach.

 @63ND7PKSocial Democracyfrom British Columbia  commented…2 days2D

I get wanting to protect the French language, but using the notwithstanding clause like this feels like a shortcut around people’s rights. We can support Quebec’s culture without trampling on civil liberties—there’s got to be a more democratic way forward.

 @8V249VHProgressivefrom Alberta  commented…2 days2D

Bill 96 might be about protecting French, but it's doing it in a way that tramples on individual rights—and that's a serious problem. Using the notwithstanding clause like this sets a dangerous precedent, especially when it comes to minority protections. Progressives should be standing up for both language preservation and civil liberties, not sacrificing one for the other.

 @794G7D6Conservatismfrom Ontario  commented…2 days2D

Quebec has every right to protect its language and culture—federal politicians should stop meddling in provincial matters.

 @8G8PRNVLiberalismfrom Quebec  commented…2 days2D

It’s totally fair to want to protect French in Quebec, but using the notwithstanding clause to override rights feels like a step too far. Glad Carney’s willing to stand up for the Charter—even if it ruffles some feathers.

 @8YXXYJKLibertarianfrom Ontario  commented…2 days2D

Looks like just another example of government overreach—both sides fighting over who gets to control people’s language and lives. How about letting individuals and businesses decide what language they use without the state butting in?

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2 days2D

Why is the Bloc Québécois vote collapsing in Quebec? Because Canada is in danger

https://theglobeandmail.com

In the face of threats against Canada from U.S. President donald Trump, Quebeckers are just as concerned as other Canadians

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2 days2D

Carney says he backs aim of Quebec language law but is ready to challenge it in court

https://ca.news.yahoo.com

Liberal Leader Mark Carney said Monday that he supports the objectives of Quebec’s language law but takes issue with the provincial government’s pre-emptive use of the notwithstanding clause to shield the legislation from constitutional challenges.

 @B4D6JSScommented…2 days2D

This is a bilingual country and I feel the language laws in Quebec is against the Canadian constitution

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