Quebec law appealed

OTTAWA -- The Supreme Court of Canada announced yesterday it will hear an appeal of the Quebec language law that limits who can attend English-language schools in the province.

The Quebec government is seeking to appeal a ruling by the provincial Court of Appeal, which struck down Law 104 last summer saying it violated the federal Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The law's aim was to plug a loophole in the Charter of the French Language that allowed students who had one year of private English schooling to continue their education in English.

HERE IN QUEBEC THIS LANGUAGE DEBATE HAS ALWAYS BEEN, I PERSONALLY WENT TO ENGLISH SCHOOL ONLY BECAUSE MY MOM DID AND HAD TO PROVE IT TO THE GOVERNMENT, OR ELSE I HAD TO ATTEND FRENCH SCHOOL. IF THEY DON'T ARGUE ABOUT ONE THING THE POLITICANS WILL FIND SOMETHING ELSO TO ARGUE ABOUT........