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31: 189:. Over 70 women used common household objects such as hatpins and frying pans to fight off 30 police officers intent on arresting two sisters, BĂ©atrice and Diane Desloges, for teaching in French in an Ottawa school. The battle was part of a cultural resistance movement that led to bilingual education being officially reinstated in 1927. Regulation 17 was apologized for by the Ontario government over 100 years later. 255:
struggle for recognition faced by Ottawa's Francophones". As a result of the Battle of the Hatpins, the government abandoned efforts to prevent French-language teaching at Guigues. Bilingual schooling in Ontario was officially reinstated in 1927. On 22 February 2016, the Ontario government issued an official apology for its actions against French-language education.
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reported that "one officer had his eye blacked and another his thumb chewed" and a lawyer representing the government was "pelted with ice". The sisters, meanwhile, "were quietly spirited into their classrooms through a side window". Parents armed with makeshift weapons continued to guard the school
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The battle developed at École Guigues of Ottawa, where the protests were led by sisters Béatrice and Diane Desloges. In October 1915, the school board replaced the pair with English-speaking teachers, and the Desloges instead began teaching secretly elsewhere in the community. The unsuitability of
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This protest is said to have "inspired people across Ontario to fight for French-language education". Canadian archivist Michel Prévost suggested that this protest represented "a movement dominated by women" which was rare given their marginalization at the time, as well as "part of a constant
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and other household items who prevented their entrance. The Desloges sisters, dubbed the "Guardians of Guigues", instructed in French inside the school, disregarding an order forbidding them from entering the grounds. Franco-Ontarian newspaper
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The stated rationale for Regulation 17 was to ensure quality English-language instruction, but it was perceived as a xenophobic reaction to the arrival of a significant number of French speakers from neighbouring
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who wanted to have their children continue learning in their own language. Teachers in "écoles de la résistance" (literally "schools of the resistance") defied the government and continued to teach in French.
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these spaces for instruction in winter prompted parents to invite the Desloges back to the school to teach in January 1916. The school was then ordered shut down by the provincial government.
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When education officials, accompanied by police, arrived at the school to implement the shutdown order, they encountered 70 local women, mothers of children at the school, armed with
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announced that "les demoiselles Desloges ont repris possession de leurs classes" (the Desloges ladies have retaken possession of their classes).
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Three days later, 30 policemen with clubs forced open the door and were met by women who "fought back with rolling pins, cast-iron
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in the provincial legislature to officially proclaim 29 January as "Battle of the Hatpins Day".
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for several weeks and protest marches were held objecting to the policy.
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The guardians of École Guigues in 1916, including the Desloges sisters
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The Canadian Press. 22 February 2016. 428: 426: 214: 500: 498: 591: 367: 301: 273: 177:) was a 1916 protest that occurred in 53:École Guigues, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 555:from the original on 4 December 2018. 512:from the original on 4 December 2018. 491:from the original on 4 December 2018. 466:from the original on 4 December 2018. 423: 419:from the original on 4 December 2018. 415:. Groupe MĂ©dia TFO. 2 February 2016. 401:from the original on 4 December 2018. 363:from the original on 4 December 2018. 331: 329: 297:from the original on 4 December 2018. 573:from the original on 4 December 2018 495: 470: 462:. Heritage Ottawa. 24 October 2017. 440:from the original on 4 December 2018 569:. Legislative Assembly of Ontario. 477:Justine Mercier (29 January 2016). 312:. McGill-Queen's Press. p. 7. 13: 326: 287:"Bataille des Ă©pingles Ă  chapeaux" 14: 625: 351:Chantal Sundaram (5 March 2016). 336:Daniel Kitts (25 February 2016). 113:Occupation and garrison of school 387:Patrick Butler (12 March 2017). 310:Prayers, Petitions, and Protests 175:Bataille des Ă©pingles Ă  chapeaux 559: 541: 516: 16:1916 protest in Ontario, Canada 452: 405: 344: 1: 266: 192: 527:. McClelland & Stewart. 7: 10: 630: 308:Jack D. Cecillon (2013). 249: 202:. 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"Bataille des Ă©pingles Ă  chapeaux"
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