La loi 96 du gouvernement Legault apparaît sur l’écran radar des Américains, qui la considèrent maintenant comme une barrière tarifaire à l’approche de l’annonce potentielle de droits de douane tous azimuts. Mais la défense du français, « c’est non négociable », tranche François Legault.
CBC’s coverage says his problem isn’t with the law itself:
Blanchet’s criticism follows Carney’s remarks Monday that a government led by him would act as an intervenor at the Supreme Court of Canada should it ever hear a challenge to Bill 96.
Carney said he would do so not because he has a problem with the legislation, but because he opposes any province’s pre-emptive use of the notwithstanding clause to pass laws.
Osti de tabarnak de calice!
Seriously though, this is a coincidence that he says this at the same time Carney says he wants Québec to roll back law 96.
Our French language protection laws is nobody’s business but our own.
CBC’s coverage says his problem isn’t with the law itself: