Opinion: Why I'm appealing court ruling on Quebec's Bill 99

Eighteen years ago, the separatist government of my native province legislated on my rights as a Quebecer. The law was called, “An Act respecting the exercise of the fundamental rights and prerogatives of the Quebec people and the Quebec State.” The short name is Bill 99, one of whose provisions declares, “The Quebec people has the inalienable right to freely decide the political regime and legal status of Quebec. The Quebec people, acting through its own political institutions