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"Gosselin v. Quebec.".(WOMEN AND THE LAW/FEMME ET DROIT)(Brief article)
The Women's Court of Canada reconsiders that 2002 decision in Gosselin v. Quebec in which the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that section 29(a) of Quebec's Regulation Respecting Social Aid, which reduced that welfare rate of recipients under the age of thirty to below subsistence level, did not violate sections 7 or 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms of section 45 of the Quebec ...
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