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From: leblanc@eecg.toronto.edu (Marcel LeBlanc)
Subject: Re: Notwithstanding clause -- truly a sad day for Canada
Message-ID: <89Jan3.211127est.2377@godzilla.eecg.toronto.edu>
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Date: Tue, 3 Jan 89 21:11:19 EST

In article <89Jan3.101920est.38116@neat.ai.toronto.edu> derome@ai.toronto.edu (Philippe Derome) writes:
>In article <463@telly.UUCP> evan@telly.on.ca (Evan Leibovitch) writes:
>>I remember some kind of law that requires that children be taught in the
>>French shool system. To be able to attend, say, Montreal's Protestant School
>>Board, a child must have parents who can BOTH prove that their 'mother tongue'
>> ...
>>I'm pretty sure this law is the reason why Montreal, which had a reputation
>>for being the multi-cultural centre of Canada, has clearly lost that to
>>Toronto in the last decade. The neighborhood of Duddy Kravitz has been all
>> ...
>Je crois que les opportunites economiques de Toronto ont ete un facteur
>bien plus important.
>
> Philippe Derome

Les opportunites economiques a Toronto sont plus nombreuses surtout depuis
l'adoption de la Loi 101.

Marcel A. LeBlanc	  | University of Toronto -- Toronto, Canada
leblanc@eecg.toronto.edu  | also: LMS Technologies Ltd, Fredericton, NB, Canada
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