Michael Norman Bergman is no stranger to fighting Quebec in court.
As the lawyer representing the Task Force on Linguistic Policy, an English-language advocacy organization, he has challenged Bill 96 — a law that restricts the use of English and other minority languages in the province.
Earlier this week, the Quebec government revised its plan to hike tuition fees for out-of-province students, bringing fees up by several thousand dollars.
But the revisions didn’t end there. Citing what it calls a decline in French in Montreal, the government announced that 80 per cent of out-of-province students enrolled at a school will need to attain intermediate
