Parti Québécois promises extension of Bill 101 to cegeps, opposition parties against move

In Québec, the Parti Québécois has promised to extend Bill 101 to cegeps, a move which would keep Francophones and allophones from attending English-language cegeps. La Presse reports that though this was the flagship commitment of the new government, the three opposition parties are against it, halting its adoption. The article details the responses of the three opposition parties, whose spokespeople called for the Parti Québécois to collaborate and indicated that they would ensure the bill does not move forward.