Quebec Voter Documents Ruling
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Quebec Voter Documents Ruling. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/13703
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A Quebec Superior Court judge has ordered Élections Québec to mail voting reminder cards in both French and English.
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Justice Sylvain Lussier wrote in his 23-page decision that there is serious concern that a large number of English-speaking seniors could be unable to exercise their right to vote due to a lack of understandable information.
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- 16 Sep
A Quebec Superior Court judge has ordered Élections Québec to mail voting reminder cards in both French and English.
Coverage 4 articles
16 Sep Quebec judge orders Élections Québec to mail bilingual voter documents
Toronto Star- 16 Sep Judge orders Élections Québec to prepare voter reminder cards in French and English
CBC
16 Sep Élections Québec ordered to mail bilingual voter information by Quebec judge
Global News
16 Sep Élections Québec ordered to mail bilingual voting reminder cards
The Globe and Mail
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