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Québec makes sweeping changes to its French language law
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In this article – “Québec makes sweeping changes to its French language law” – we review the adoption of Bill 96, An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Québec and the changes it brings along with an overview of the ramifications for failing to comply with the Act.
This article is authored by Alexander Fallon, partner in the Litigation practice.
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