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Documents on the Controversy Surrounding the Language of Commercial Signs in Quebec (Bill 178) December 1988
6.1 Guy BOUTHILLIER, Manifesto of the Mouvement Quebec Français6.2 Rosaire MORIN, Is the British Minority of Quebec Mistreated?6.3 Jean-Louis BOURQUE, Bill 178, an Unacceptable Deregulation6.4 Gaston CHOLETTE, Individual Rights Cannot be Considered as Absolutes
6.1 Guy BOUTHILLIER, Manifesto of the Mouvement Quebec Français
6.2 Rosaire MORIN, Is the British Minority of Quebec Mistreated?
6.3 Jean-Louis BOURQUE, Bill 178, an Unacceptable Deregulation
6.4 Gaston CHOLETTE, Individual Rights Cannot be Considered as Absolutes
7.1 Editorial in the Montreal Gazette "With Justice to All"7.2 Editorial in the Montreal Gazette "Inside-Outside Dilemma"7.3 Editorial in the Toronto Globe and Mail "The Language of Signs"7.4 William JOHNSON, "Anglo-Quebec Must Start all Over Again"
7.1 Editorial in the Montreal Gazette "With Justice to All"
7.2 Editorial in the Montreal Gazette "Inside-Outside Dilemma"
7.3 Editorial in the Toronto Globe and Mail "The Language of Signs"
7.4 William JOHNSON, "Anglo-Quebec Must Start all Over Again"
8.1 Gilles LESAGE in Le Devoir "The Anglophone Representatives. Resignation would Aggravate Confusion in their Community"8.2 Benoit LAUZIÈRE in Le Devoir "French Everywhere. But Without Infringing on the Rights of the Other Communities"8.3 Benoit LAUZIÈRE in Le Devoir "The Solution of Mr. Bourassa"8.4 Paul-André COMEAU in Le Devoir "Manitoba and Meech Lake. Quebec Punished for Using the Notwithstanding Clause"
8.1 Gilles LESAGE in Le Devoir "The Anglophone Representatives. Resignation would Aggravate Confusion in their Community"
8.2 Benoit LAUZIÈRE in Le Devoir "French Everywhere. But Without Infringing on the Rights of the Other Communities"
8.3 Benoit LAUZIÈRE in Le Devoir "The Solution of Mr. Bourassa"
8.4 Paul-André COMEAU in Le Devoir "Manitoba and Meech Lake. Quebec Punished for Using the Notwithstanding Clause"
10.1 The Argument made by the Government side: 10.11 Robert BOURASSA10.12 Claude RYAN10.13 John CIACCIA10.2 The position of the Parti Québécois: 10.21 Guy CHEVRETTE10.3 Anglophones Voting Against the Government: 10.31 Joan DOUGHERTY10.32 Herbert MARX10.33 Clifford LINCOLN
10.1 The Argument made by the Government side:
10.11 Robert BOURASSA10.12 Claude RYAN10.13 John CIACCIA
10.11 Robert BOURASSA
10.12 Claude RYAN
10.13 John CIACCIA
10.2 The position of the Parti Québécois:
10.21 Guy CHEVRETTE
10.3 Anglophones Voting Against the Government:
10.31 Joan DOUGHERTY10.32 Herbert MARX10.33 Clifford LINCOLN
10.31 Joan DOUGHERTY
10.32 Herbert MARX
10.33 Clifford LINCOLN
