"A Fragile Unity" CBC using school teachers to spread its Communist sedition against Canada (while violating the Education power exclusive to the Provinces)

In an Uncertain World A Fragile Unity A Fragile Unity Canada struggles with its future amid a Quebec sovereignty vote and constitutional hurtles "I had a real sense that the country wouldn’t last. It would become a confederation of shopping centres.... More

In an Uncertain World A Fragile Unity A Fragile Unity Canada struggles with its future amid a Quebec sovereignty vote and constitutional hurtles "I had a real sense that the country wouldn’t last. It would become a confederation of shopping centres. " - Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau In 1976, René  Lévesque and his  Parti Québécois  won the provincial election. And a new era of political uncertainty began in Canada. One of the Lévesque  government’s first actions was to introduce a language law, Bill 101, which declared French to be the only official language of Quebec, entrenching the right of workers to work in French and the rights of consumers to be served in French. By the end of the decade, the Parti Québécois had geared up for  its main political goal. It launched a referendum asking voters if they wanted to negotiate sovereignty-association from the rest of Canada. Around the country, Canadians were captivated by the referendum Less