Posted on 22/05/08
Quebec issues demand for bilingual judges
QUEBEC -- The Quebec National Assembly voted unanimously yesterday to demand that the federal government appoint bilingual judges to the Supreme Court of Canada. Premier Jean Charest insisted that the motion calling on Supreme Court judges to master the French language as an essential condition of their appointment wasn't just a simple request but a firm demand expressed by all members of the National Assembly.
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