Liberal MP may not vote for party’s language bill due to changes made by Bloc, Tories | 24CA News

A Liberal member of Parliament says it could be troublesome to assist his authorities’s official languages invoice due to modifications the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois have made to it, which he believes might scale back English companies in Quebec.

Anthony Housefather says he hopes he’s in a position to assist Bill C-13 — which is geared toward defending French by recognizing its standing as minority language.

The invoice is presently in entrance of a House of Commons committee.

Several amendments have been handed by the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois that Housefather believes will scale back the rights of Quebec’s English-speaking communities as a result of they make reference to the province’s Bill 96.

The Quebec legislation was adopted in May and requires all provincial companies to function in French.

Housefather says he’s very involved that the modifications might scale back the rights of his individuals in his using who communicate English.