Financial Post
May 23, 2012
Student strike in Quebec reaches the 100 day mark. The government recently passed an emergency law which requires police give eight hours’ notice on where they intend to march. This new law is met with resistance and is widely denounced as “draconian” and public opinion starts moving against the government.
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Please see my post on the situation in Quebec and how calls for mediation can often be discredited when mediation's core principles are breached: http://dialogicmediation.com/2012/05/20/where-have-all-the-quebec-mediators-gone/