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RCMP must offer bilingual service in N.B.: Supreme Court
New Brunswick rules and offer all services in that province in French and English, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Friday. The court heard the case of Marie-Claire Paulin, a French-speaking woman who was stopped for speeding on a highway near Woodstock, northwest of Fredericton, in 2000.
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- News Source: Delhi News-Record | about 1 year agoCanada's top court has handed down a major victory for Acadians, restoring a Federal Court order that the Mounties must serve all of New Brunswick in both English and French...French service in the region, including predominantly Anglophone areas.
- News Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 year agoNew Brunswick rules and offer all services in that province in French and English, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Friday. The court heard the case of Marie-Claire Paulin, a French-speaking woman who was stopped for speeding on a highway near...
- News Source: Leader Post Online | about 1 year agoThe province's Societe des Acadiens et Acadiennes decided to take Paulin's cause, fighting the case all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada...The Federal Court of Appeal overturned the decision in 2006, ruling that the Federal Court was the wrong...
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