If you don’t mean it, why write it?

 The CAQ government’s ad taken out in newspapers in Canada and the United States last week sought to clarify what it called “falsehoods” being circulated about Bill 96. But rather than address the issues directly, the message really was, “Don’t worry about what the Bill says, we’re not going to use its powers. Trust us.” Well, if you didn’t mean to use it M.Legault, why write it and pass it? And who is going to trust anything you have to say on minority rights after everything you’ve done?

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