In 1912, the Ontario government passed Regulation 17, which restricted the use of French language instruction to a minimum-legislation that outraged Quebec and was an irritant to national unity during the First World War.
The Ontario government passed Regulation 17. This was in 1912. The Ontario government was an irritant to national unity during the First World War. This was in 1912. Regulation 17 restricted the use of French language instruction to a minimum-legislation that outraged Quebec.