MONTREAL - A Quebec bill that would expand the province's strict language laws to adult education and vocational training is drawing criticism.
MONTREAL - A Quebec bill that would expand the province’s strict language laws to adult education and vocational training is drawing criticism.
Under the bill, students would be required to study in French unless they already qualify for English-language education.
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