On June 26, 2024, the Regulation to amend mainly the Regulation respecting the language of commerce and business (the Regulation) was published in the Gazette officielle du Québec. Since then, the ...

Join us for an insightful webinar on how to address the French Charter requirements for trademarks appearing on products, considering the recently issued Quebec regulation and the OQLF's new ...

The Office québécois de la langue française on Tuesday published its findings on the linguistic breakdown of students attending Quebec’s universities and CEGEPs. Citing figures compiled by the Higher ...

Spending on Quebec’s French language watchdog continues to rise, with an 11 per cent jump last year — nearly five times the province’s inflation rate — part of a steady upward trajectory. The rise ...

The famous “Go Habs Go” situation is getting out of hand. Due to a complaint to the Office Québécoise de la Langue Française regarding the mythical inscription on STM buses, the city’s buses wrote ...

Spending on Quebec’s French language watchdog continues to rise, with an 11 per cent jump last year — nearly five times the province’s inflation rate — part of a steady upward trajectory. The rise ...

A British-style pub in Little Burgundy has received a letter from Quebec's language watchdog about some troubling English signage on its front window. However, the problem the Office québécoise de la ...

The latest business to receive a letter from Quebec's language watchdog says it's nearly impossible for it to comply to the stringent language laws encapsulated by the province's Bill 101. Chez Geeks ...

Quebec’s French language watchdog has reversed course, quietly updating on its website the official list of all the health ...

French is still not the commonly-used language in the workplace in Quebec nearly 42 years after the adoption of Bill 101. This is one of the conclusions that emerges from a series of studies published ...

MONTREAL – If a certain British restaurant in Côte-des-Neiges wants to serve fish and chips, it had better call it something else, according to the Office Quebecoise de la langue francaise (OQLF).