Yesterday's march to mark the 30th anniversary of Bill 101 was accompanied by political speeches; here's a heartfelt defense of the language law's restrictions on education choice, and Bernard Landry assures us that Quebec is neither bilingual nor multicultural. And I'm glad to know that anglos have adapted to the law since 1976, as their spokespeople Ms. Pelletier and Ms. Martin-Laforge assure us in this piece. Some statistics at the bottom of this article on the MNA for Laurier-Dorion, who makes the grave error of being pretty multicultural himself.
posted at 12:05