The findings come nearly three years after Quebec adopted Bill 96, which expanded requirements for the use of French in public administration and workplaces.
MONTREAL - Many of Quebec’s largest government agencies continue to operate bilingual websites despite stricter requirements under the province’s language law, said the office of the French-language commissioner.
Two reports published May 27 by the office conclude that the government is failing to achieve the objectives set out in the language reform adopted three years ago.
Depuis 2023, tous les adultes qui souhaitent suivre un cours de francisation doivent passer par Francisation Québec.
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French classes provided by the state for newly arrived immigrants have moved online, raising concerns about a digital divide and…
