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- Bilingual Quebec municipalities failed to suspend parts of Bill 96, Quebec's French-language reform, as the court ruled they did not prove serious harm.
- The law strengthens French usage, potentially affecting bilingual towns’ ability to operate in English and meet employee language requirements.
- The Quebec government argued that no evidence of harm was provided to justify suspending the law.
Bilingual Quebec Communities Lose Bid to Halt Language Law Reforms
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