About 65 per cent of Quebecers and 41 per cent of Canadians in the rest of the country say they support the Quebec government's proposal.

Last year was so stressful for second-year McGill University law student Didier Chelin that he says he contemplated suicide.

A day after the much-anticipated and extremely controversial Quebec Charter of Values was tabled (it now can also be called Bill 60), several community groups are even angrier now than they were before -- especially after many of the exemptions.