Quebec's language watchdog has decided that using "go" to cheer for sports teams is now "partially legitimized." The ruling ...

Quebec's language watchdog has changed its tune on whether it's acceptable to use the word "go" to cheer on sports teams.

Customer service is a greater concern to complainants than storefronts, a Gazette analysis shows. But that’s expected to ...

Eventually the OQLF admitted they acted with an “excess of zeal,” and allowed non-French words such as pasta to stay on menus, but with a minor caveat: OQLF spokesman Martin Bergeron said ...

In a statement, the OQLF said that it never imposes one type of correction rather than another. "[It informed the STM] that in accordance with the Charter of the French language, the ...

That drop menu has since been eliminated, and the OQLF has published the full list of bilingual municipalities, of which there are 91 across the province; and below that list, the names of 10 ...

From small-town hockey to Montreal’s take on poutine, here’s your guide to what to see and do in Quebec, Canada’s French-speaking province.

Bouvier says the OQLF challenged her company’s name 10 years ago but she got a certificate of compliance. Now the issue is resurfacing again. Get breaking National news.

The OQLF apparently received a complaint about the spoons earlier this week. They have asked Menchie’s to replace their spoons with something more language appropriate. More on Canada More videos ...

The OQLF is the regulatory body responsible for enforcing the Charter of the French language. The civil administration in this law includes any public body in the broad sense of the term. An employee ...